Successful_Try543
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- Comment on Switzerland’s solar railway has been a success. What happens next? 1 week ago:
- Comment on "You are like little baby! Dead little baby. I see a lot of those too." (Ironlily) 1 week ago:
their refusal to listen to midwives
That wasn’t the point:
Vienna hospital hat two maternity wards: One with medical students and one where midwives were educated. The maternity ward with the medical students had significantly higher death rates among mothers and babies than the one with the midwives.
After observing that an assistant died of sepsis after cutting himself with a scalpel while carrying out an autopsy, Semmeleweis supposed that the hands of the medical students, who switched between autopsy of corpses and the maternity ward were contaminated with “ptomaine” while the midwives weren’t as they didn’t perform autopsies. This “ptomaine” did not wash off by simply using water and soap, which the students used (if they washed their hands at all). Subsequently, he advised his students to wash their hand with chlorine after performing autopsies. As a result, the death rate in his maternity ward decreased significantly. - Comment on "You are like little baby! Dead little baby. I see a lot of those too." (Ironlily) 1 week ago:
The healthy cousin of Obelix. He mostly eats fruits and vegetables.
- Comment on Excerpt from communist directive 1943, Those that weaponize sympathy/empathy, deserve none. 2 weeks ago:
The John Birch Society (JBS) is a far-right organisation in the USA that espouses anti-communist, anti-globalist and New World Order conspiracy theories.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Birch_Society
No, thanks.
- Comment on Excerpt from communist directive 1943, Those that weaponize sympathy/empathy, deserve none. 2 weeks ago:
Beside that, the video is probably fake.
- Comment on Fuck. I need a crash-course in indigenous East Coast languages 2 weeks ago:
Funnily, the native knows: “I don’t speak English”
- Comment on How the Rapa Nui pulled off one of the funniest/saddest historical jokes. 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Europeans are making the most of cheap solar panels – by creating green garden fences 3 weeks ago:
No, it’s not negligible. Over the year, it’s about 25 % to 50 % less than if optimal tilted and directed.
- Comment on Honestly, what did the UK think was going to happen 3 weeks ago:
The Brits didn’t have one, yet.
- Comment on Non-smart smart move 3 weeks ago:
What is Esperanto for hydrodynamics?
- Comment on It’s crazy how their ghosts still wander these halls 3 weeks ago:
The Nazis managed to fit an entire millennium into 12 years.
- Comment on I'm sure everything is fine! 3 weeks ago:
Left to right, top to bottom?
- Comment on The last time anyone changed their mind when confronted with evidence 4 weeks ago:
George Albert Frost was an American 19th century landscape painter who accompanied the construction of the San Francisco–Moscow telegraph line. Probably he liked his stay in Russia/Siberia and was sad when he had to go back to the US.
https://www.sphinxfineart.com/media/LeSphinxMedia/Object/Documents/Frost%20-%20Six%20Drawings.pdf
George Frost Kennan was an American diplomat who was ambassador in Moscow for a short period during 1952. Further, see the comment of @Rat_in_a_hat@lemmy.ca
- Comment on I did a thing 5 weeks ago:
Maybe the map was created for a family occasion (marriage) between members of the reigning families of the two duchies.
Edit: They were united in personal union for a very long time.
- Comment on Pluto is still a planet, just a dwarf one 5 weeks ago:
In German, my father now has to explain the entire *night sky*, not just *our nine planets*.