Why don't construction prices go down?

  • Erstellt am 2023-05-15 08:17:32

xMisterDx

2023-09-27 21:33:35
  • #1


In the case of that desperate populism, I would guess Michi Kretschmer, who has been trying to fight the AfD for years by appearing even more extreme in his theses than the AfD itself.
PS:
Oh look, I wasn’t that far off. It was Mittelstand-Merz, income millionaire and hobby pilot... basically the middle class par excellence, who among you doesn’t have a Cessna parked outside?

One reason why Chrupalla is more likely to become chancellor than Merz. Those who want to vote far-right, vote far-right and not far-right light.
 

sysrun80

2023-09-27 21:38:38
  • #2
Are construction prices actually going down again? :cool:
 

chand1986

2023-09-27 21:43:43
  • #3
One is allowed a lot. But even a reputable newspaper is not a good source, as it is at best secondary, usually not even that.
 

xMisterDx

2023-09-27 22:20:12
  • #4


Then you are only allowed to claim what you have professionally recalculated and verified yourself. So in the end... almost nothing anymore... because in 95% of the areas in which you discuss, you are simply not an expert. Nowadays, you can't be an expert in everything anymore...

And with that, the whole world comes to a standstill, because I can no longer tell a customer "We achieve xyz in the control loop"... because as soon as he asks me "Did YOU verify that yourself?" I would have to say "No, my colleagues did that..."

And that would make it void, because the colleagues could have cheated and I don't know better...

That would be the end of the world we live in... please do not fight the AfD by doubting reputable sources that are cited by AfD followers just because they don't fit your agenda... that would be my request...

PS: By the way, I am appalled how many fall for the AfD by having AfD followers take reputable reports, cite them... and the rest of the world says "NO, THAT'S NOT TRUE!!!" just because an AfD follower cites it. I hope the AfD will not claim tomorrow that 2 x 3 = 6... because then you would have to deny that too. Then we are really bankrupt, in every respect.
 

KarstenausNRW

2023-09-27 22:28:39
  • #5

1. No, he cited sources (newspaper reports etc.) in which things like "up to..." are stated, I have even read the sources completely
2. No, he did not mention a single figure related to the new construction of district heating networks. He stated house connection costs to existing networks, operating costs of district heating at the customer, etc.

Also to you, please read carefully.


That is the advantage of the banker. He does not need such a degree at all. Why? Because he has customers who rent out tens of thousands of apartments with district heating and are very close to the municipal utilities and local/district heating providers. THEY have accurate data and figures and know what costs will come to the company. Apart from that, I have not engaged in cost discussions at all, but merely (rightfully) criticized the sources or rather their content. If I ask you what time it is, and you answer "green," I cannot appropriately criticize your answer either.
 

chand1986

2023-09-27 22:30:09
  • #6

Wrong. An invoice from a colleague is a primary source.

But the client throws you out if you say: "At one point, it said that someone calculated it that way."

I don't have to rediscover the theory of relativity myself, Einstein as a source is enough. But not an article by a journalist who once read a biography of Einstein.

And it's not about permission, but about seriousness. You may be unprofessional at will.
 

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