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  • Pricetag sets expectations, simple as that. It is documented that no matter the product, people have more trust in a more expensive product than a cheaper one, even if they are actually identical. And thus, people also rightfully expect more of a more expensive product. Let's talk about cars for example : if I buy an old overused small one just to get from point A to point B, I'll be absolutely satisfied if I paid a few hundred bucks, and absolutely not if I paid a few thousands.

    Same with games, if I have a small indie game entertain me somewhat for a few hours, I'll be super okay if it cost me a few bucks, and super not ok if it cost me 60 or 80 euros. The intrinsic quality may not change, but that was never what was discussed in the first place.

  • Tout à fait d'accord sur ce dernier point, d'ailleurs je pense que ça explique pourquoi l'infox a circulé aussi vite, elle était d'autant plus crédible que très peu de monde (personne dans mon entourage pourtant très francilien) était au fait de cette réglementation, et que beaucoup ont donc pu la croire réellement nouvelle.

  • Je partage ce ressenti, j'utilise différentes lignes de transports sur Paris et l'île de France de manière quotidienne depuis maintenant 6 ans (discontinus cumulés).

    Les gros bagages peuvent évidemment être pénibles, par exemple dans des lignes très fréquentées en heures de pointe (coucou la 6 à 18h), mais c'est normal, les voyageurs doivent transiter vers leurs destinations ou leurs correspondances, c'est le but des transports publics. Et instaurer des réglementations d'heures de pointes n'y changerait je pense pas grand chose tout en introduisant plus de confusion, avec le malus d'envoyer des usagers vers d'autres solutions comme les taxis ou VTC, qui deviennent seuls à même de transporter ces bagages supérieurs aux normes.

  • Autant pour moi, je dois reconnaître n'avoir lu que des sources secondaires. Merci de la rectification ! Ça reste cependant aberrant de ne pas s'aligner par exemple sur les règles de la SNCF, qui permet un bagage principal de 90x70x50 cm max.

  • Au delà de l'infox qui est en effet dommageable, la règle en elle-même est ce qui pose vraiment question, et à raison. Le fait que n'importe quel bagage supérieur à une valise cabine soit hors-norme dans le moyen de transport le plus adapté lors des correspondances entre gares doit être au minimum discuté

  • Actually, literally the entire world excepted the US does call them "United States of America", if not only "United States", with traductions of those. The French use "États-Unis", often not specifying America, as do the Spanish speaking world with "Estados unidos". And, yeah, we often just say "Germany", 'cause Germany doesn't try to appropriately the name for the entirety of the continent they sit on, like that one weirdo country does.

  • My two cents are the following : avoid irritation as much as you can. This means doing as few passes as you can, if possible shaving somewhat less often, and/or shave less close to the skin, for exemple using an electric trimmer. You should wash beforehand using hot water, and afterwards using cold water, and then dry before moisturising. I personally use and beeswax and olive oil based cream but a lot of products will do the trick. Remember that every skin is different, and sometimes, you can do everything right and still have symptoms, so you should adjust your shaving habits to accommodate those

  • While i agree with the general thing, I also truly think reality is more nuanced. I used to be a high-school teacher, and a lot of those kids just yearn for sincere socialising opportunities in general, more than celebrity success (even if some do also have that goal)

  • J'ai réalisé seulement après mes 20 ans que "euro" c'était parce que c'était la monnaie de l'Europe... Mais le must c'était quand même au collège, j'ai dévoré les livres Harry Potter, sans avoir lu les films, et quand j'en parlais je prononçais Ron comme le mot "rond", jusqu'à tomber honteusement tard sur quelqu'un qui m'a pointé la prononciation normale

  • J'ai fini le roman graphique "Les guerres de Lucas" que j'ai trouvé très agréable et informatif même pour un fan de la saga Star wars. J'ai aussi commencé le "Petit traité d'anatomie superflue" de Guillaume Lecointre, très intéressant aussi même si je trouve la structure du bouquin parfois redondante, ce qui est bien ironique vu son sujet :)

  • Maybe, just maybe, if editors did a hint of work with all the money they steal from public science funding, we could stabilise the system towards more integrity and less quantity of publication. Or also just get rid of editors to obtain the same result, but this is sadly utopic today. Peer reviewing is not the problem, and probably still is the best way to assess research quality. However, tendency towards quantity over quality, and applied research over fundamental are what skews the process and its results

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  • As others have stated, water in trees gets up thanks to two processes. The first is indeed capillary action. The tubes carrying the water are rather thin, and it clings to the sides of it. But this is a rather small part of the total energy carrying the water. The main mechanism is a negative pressure inside the vascular system of the tree. Basically, tree leaves sweat water all the time (more or less depending on temperature). The water leaving the tree kind of sucks up the water following inside the vessels (this is a simplification to not go into the physics behind). In some larger trees, the negative pressure inside the vascular system can be exceptionally strong, requiring exceptional strength of the tree's components.

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