Great poster

"pop psychology" translate to "making up health issues to feel special"

Equity is what the German health insurance system tries to achieve: Everybody pays the same % of their wages (14,7 if I am not mistaken) into the insurances, but everybody receives the treatment they need, independent from how much you put in. The system is not flawless, of course, because of many reasons. One of them is that higher wages can opt out (they may not return if the wages drop!) and lower wages are more impacted by a percentage than higher. The Dutch try a different approach, everybody pays the same for basic cover (no opt out).

I want this

How could you leave out the Greenland Shark....those awesome dudes and duderinas outlive EVERYTHING on this list (apart from immortal jellyfish... Who, quite frankly, have found a loophole that needs to be closed)

Do the fonts also count? Cause the Roman ones are in some serif font whereas the modern Latin are in arial

The lower part catches cold air and prevents it from flowing into the heated living area. By this providing a natural fridge, too. IIRC, igloos are built using the same concept for the entrance.

Aluminium will not go away, since it's an inert metal (its affinity towards oxygen just creates protective layer, but otherwise it's the same thing). Good stuff with aluminium is that it's fully recyclable and reusable. But since it's cheap, we don't bother recycling it as much as we should...

I thought the USA was missing and then I saw it....

I didn't know Josta berry was also Josta berry in English. It is a cross between black currant (schwarze JOhannisbeere) and goose berry (STAchelbeere), hence the German name

"A Cool Guides Tips For Police Encounters in the USA" you mean

The cultural norm on jaywalking is more like "if kids are watching, wait until it's green, otherwise just go". But we're indeed more hesitant to just go than other European countries

Crapulence is definitely.being added to my vocabulary.

I knew six of these. Also, come on, we all knew aglet from the Phineas & Ferb episode.

I knew it was always "?!" and not "!?"

‽ Interrobang for reference ‽

Brannock Device is a brand name. There are other similar devices for measuring feet.

I love the smell of petrichor in the morning! 🙂

I already knew 5. Do I get a prize?

I first read the word " crapulous " in TE Lawrence's book " The Seven Pillars of Wisdom " and it's only now that I understand its meaning. Thank you.

I interrobang a lot.

The smallest unit of binary information, equal to a single 0 or 1. Two bits are called a crumb, four bits are called a nibble, and eight bits are called 1 byte. I'll stick with a nibble.

People who enjoy this should read Douglas Adams' The meaning of Liff

I'd like to add that the space between your nose and your mouth is called philtrum :)

Petrichor can anticipate rain if prevailing winds are ahead of the rain. Rain you see in the sky not hitting the ground is virga. We have a lot of it.

I didn't think "petrichor" meant the smell after it rains. I thought it mean that really odd smell when it has just rained a few drops.

2. Thanks to Doctor Who, many people now know Petrichor. 3. "The tips on the ends of shoelaces are called 'aglets'. Their true purpose is Sinister!"

I really wish overmorrow was used nore frequently.

I’m afflicted by number 16…now I’ve learned it has a name!

Number 10 is technically incorrect IMO, it is a descriptor of the digit or phalange. That would be like calling your butt muscle "maximus" without the gluteus.

I always called the feeling of eating or drinking too much sh!tastic and when you see something horrendous another person has created it was pure crapulence

Help, please 🙏🏻❤️‍🔥: At shopping the wooden or plastic thingie you put in a supermarket between your stuff and the ones before/after you is called "Kundentrenner" (" customers' divider/ divider of customers") in German. What's that in English - and other languages? 😘

The ridge between your nose and mouth is called a filtrum.

I'm surprised at the number of these that I knew.

No one has a space between their nostrils.

Too bad white and yellow don't suit me :-(

That heading: "Our Current System" ... it's not mine. Easy to guess it's USA, in which case it should say that.

Thanks! I still struggle with some features of my dad's fancy camera. After he died I inherited it but I'm not good in remembering the features it has. That's why I try to learn the basics to get better results.

I love the way Dyonisos is depicted! Woo-hooo!

Bras? Heavens no, this is underwear and if I sweat over them an entire day, they go in the basket. They are close to armpits, so no way using them twice

I had no idea there were these kind of meanings behind those

Nothing in this is "cool". It's just dystopian considering there are 217 BILLIONAIRES living in the city.

Mel Brooks has corrupted my mind

If you have a smart tv, SmartTube is godsent. It is an app for YouTube on smart tvs that can do many things mentioned here and more. Edit to add that for Android users, you can check out NewPipe. It's YouTube app, but better.

Also, you have to briefly tap the ends of the two wires together, before you attach them to the dead car, to make make cool sparks and assert dominance :D

And these only include the officially recognised languages. There are hundreds of more localised and tribal dialects and languages not many know of .

Is there a chart of how much meat per animal is tossed every day? Separate for "could not be sold" and "customer didn't eat it and forgot to use the freezer". Killing animals for food is not always and in general bad, but if you kill it, you have to eat it. Otherwise it is not only an economical stupid thing to do, but foremost a crime against animals and abusing nature.

What the hell is a "chicken dinner candy bar"?

Why would anyone want to live there?!? Is impossible to go anywhere.

Poland almost looks like a Disney font.