Gas prices - Where is gas still affordable?

Calling nuclear power safe is really funny

Hello SumsumBiene

Is there going to be an argument as well?

Steven

And finally:
Climate change! I still remember well the bogeyman "forest dieback." For about 30 years now, since these gloomy predictions, there has been no forest left.
Then came the ozone hole, which we were all supposed to die from.

Almost a complete sweep: Now you already have climate change, gay soldiers, (of course!) "the" Greens, and overpopulation... - but you forgot Corona and the (non-)usefulness of vaccinations and Soros!

(By the way, I strongly recommend you familiarize yourself with the prevention paradox. Even if one is of an older generation, there is still much to learn!)

gay soldiers,

Hello HausiKlausi

since I fought for Germany in Iraq for several years, I know a bit about the subject.
Gay soldiers, even in the generalship, have always existed. Hermann Göring is said to have indulged in this inclination.
Whether someone prefers women, men, or chickens is irrelevant to me in combat. He should preferably not go around flaunting it.
Of course, I would not want a soldier who feels comfortable in yellow taffeta dresses in private as security next to me.

Steven

, you really seem to be bitter. I'm sorry about that.

Here's the thing: you're right on some points, wrong on others. Unfortunately, you draw the wrong conclusions from the mix.

I find it difficult to respond specifically to the mishmash of problems. If you have questions about the topic of the thread, feel free to ask them, as long as no mod closes this.

Thanks for the feedback and nice tips, for example I only heat the hot water once in the morning and then use it throughout the day. I will get into the adjustment. But the fact is, it just gets insanely expensive. Old gas heating, no condensing technology. Photovoltaics on the roof also don't make sense at the moment because it can't support it and will have to be re-roofed in the medium term – so a heat pump also doesn't make sense. This winter I am massively upgrading the fireplaces and hope to only have to use the gas heating for hot water.

Sounds like an old building with renovation backlog. Take a look where there's extreme draught. That happened to me in the old apartment. The head feels hot, the feet are cold, and you shiver despite 25 degrees. Maybe lowering the temperature a bit helps. 1 degree makes a difference on the cost side. It will probably get even more expensive in the next few months.