physics515
physics515 t1_jd12k0w wrote
Reply to comment by Tripedytrapedy in Hailo bins: 40 years old (left) and 1 month old (right) by xKobito
They make a lot of stuff for the kitchen. Source: I work for a German kitchen cabinetry company that uses their products.
physics515 t1_ixtkeox wrote
Reply to comment by Dawnofdusk in In classical Chinese philosophy, all actions are collective by CytheYounger
It's interesting this is linked to collectivism, because the same principle is laid out in the older founding liberal texts such as Human Action. Which states that any action is an expression of value thus by taking an action you are inherently expressing value to others. This revelation can be said to be the underpinnings of all western individualistic philosophies.
physics515 t1_irnlxpq wrote
Reply to comment by xdert in What lifeform has the shortest genetic sequence? by teafuck
You could make the argument no, by saying that they are not alive but made up of collection of living organisms, but by that definition you and I are not alive. Which is the idea I'm partial to. Only singular organism are alive and everything else is structures built on top of that
physics515 t1_jd1nwge wrote
Reply to comment by -SpankBankTank- in Hailo bins: 40 years old (left) and 1 month old (right) by xKobito
Eh, I'm an American. I just work for a German company.