Not faster than south Korea right?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aging_of_South_Korea

Okay, I’m super far from a biological/genealogical scientist. What’s promising about that?

When people ask what I miss about the US that’s my first answer.

And it is soooooo stable! Virtually no oxidization, easy to clean and remelt/recast. It holds its physical properties insanely well

It really couldn’t be a better car for this

I moved to Denmark, so I’m learning danish now. It’s one of the languages of all times for sure. Pronunciation is hyper specific and very different than the written words.

But, depending on the day, getting there. I deal with a lot more of it at work than most in my situation, so it’s expediting my learning (and a massive imbalance to my free time)

I hope for Steamie Boi

So that’s a great picture I think for the difference between the loan durations.

I of course think the real problem is that average people might need a 50 year loan to barely pay for a house these days. But it isn’t “nothing” between the terms, it does help in the super short term

Fair, but it also shouldn’t affect the relative prices from 30 and 50 year

Wouldn’t Jetstream collapse make the US (especially east coast) warmer and Europe colder?

Most of the US is like southern Europe and northern Africa latitude

Yeah, but I’m with the OP here. It should cost significantly more tax wise than it does to disincentivize it

The calc I used for that number put $3k property tax annually amortized, good call

What?

Some random numbers that are of course VERY variable, but I just ran the calcs with 400k, 5% down, 6% APR for 30 and 50 years

$2648 for 30 years $2369 for 50

Now that is of course not a great deal, presumably you’d also get a little better rate for the longer loan (more points) but it’s not a dollar.

Edit: wait you’ll get a better rate for the shorter term loan, so this will probably further close the gap. Still not to $1 surely

Yup, exactly this.

Coached race cars (and bikes) at tracks for years, and amateur raced for more than a decade.

Try just pushing (not pulling). You have a LOT more range and more comfortable control from 9/3 than 10/2

I am a native English speaker but live in Denmark and so many people here are so proficient in English. It’s super impressive to me!

Surveil everyone in the country? already done ✅

Yeah, oven make some bacon and it’s great to crumble on pizza for something like this. Could make chicken for the same idea too!

If you look up cooking or baking recipes and get American ones you’ll see oz a lot, I have found

I think this is super true. We moved across the pond and are learning a new language, new culture, everything. Time feels SO slow. This year has been a decade.

It’s been hard, but also that part has been cool and a good reminder that it doesn’t always have to be that way