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  • Die Almeria und die Florica sind ja schon auf dem Rückweg. Und Russlands Begründung für die Blockade ergibt in diese Richtung ja noch weniger Sinn. Glaube eher, dass das ein Bluff war, da ihnen Mittel und Wille zur Durchsetzung fehlen.

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    What are your favourite analogies for explaining difficult or complex concepts?
  • Nice example for borrowings! I was thinking about this in the context of learning a new language.

    Imho schools put way too much emphasis on the grammar vs the vocabulary. At least that's what I experienced in three different countries, where you would learn 4 different past tenses but not be able to use any of it because you're missing the vocabulary.

    Being able to say "Where restaurant/hospital/train station?" is much more helpful than being able to just say "Where is the restaurant?". So I guess my argument applies to learning new languages, where I think vocabulary is the more decisive factor but I agree that in it's essence a languages grammar counts more.

  • What are your favourite analogies for explaining difficult or complex concepts?
  • I get the analogy but don't agree with the reasoning. Or maybe it depends on the circumstance. But for foreign languages I would suggest it's the other way round: The fur (grammar/prononciation) might look (sound) nice, but it's the vocabulary that bring the actual meaning to whatever you say.

  • How to run a halfmarathon with (almost) no training?

    This Saturday I'll participate in a charity run where you find people sponsoring you and they will donate based on how many laps (400m) you manage to run in 2 hours.

    My longest run so far was a 10 km run with a pace of 5:30 (very exhausted afterwards) and once with a pace of 6:15 (felt like I could have gone another 30 mins, however my HR steadily climbed from around 160 to 180 at the end).

    My two questions to you experienced runners:

    1. What would a good strategy for running the longest distance possible in 2 hours?
    2. Is my HR an issue? It didn't seem to really stabilize and was around 180 for the last 10 mins. Will it plateau if I run more than the 60 mins or will I run out of energy before?

    PS: I know running that long without proper training might be stupid but I'm determined to make my sponsors pay.

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