But or course you are correct this is not only about American cars. Europeans can build big cars as well.
Cars are taxed by engine displacement in Germany. It's rather low compared to insurance and gas cost though. Indirectly larger cars are taxed through high gas tax.
Yes, large heavy unibody SUVs like the Q7/Touareg/Cayenne with all of the safety tech of a high end German luxury car are likely the safest cars possible- for the passengers at least.
Germany also requires an imprint with name and address on any non-personal website.
Non-Personal can basically mean anything beyond a purely personal blog without comments or anything.
Both Apple Music and Tidal (and Google Music, Amazon) can afford to lose money as long as leadership want the service to stay online.
I don't think it's sustainable for musicians to rely on cross financing via other services or VC money.
Further consolidation under under big tech conpanies would be a negative IMO
Germans cycle more than 4 times as much per capita than Brits.
Absolute numbers are meaningless, you have to look at deaths per km.
Germanies bike infrastructure is not great and there is lots to criticize, but that's true for most places in Europe.
Here's a paper that attempts to do it right: Castro, A., S. Kahlmeier and T. Gotschi (2018), “Exposure-adjusted Road Fatality Rates for Cycling and Walking in European Countries”, Discussion Paper, International Transport Forum, Paris.
Germany does rather well. Though the paper is 6 years old (and based on numbers even older) and the number of bike accidents in Germany have gone up since then.
This data is from 15 to 20 years ago. I think the usage of bike has probably increased in the UK in the meantime. That may not change your point, but this 4 times figure is probably inacurate now.
Does this work the other way round? Will it reference a deleted tweet, or even data that was deleted under a GDPR request?
I bet some people will do experiments, just like when AI code assists appeared and people found out it copies complete code snippets including comments.
Referencing "deleted" data might be an issue with laws in some countries.
https://www.carsized.com/en-us/cars/compare/porsche-cayenne-...
But or course you are correct this is not only about American cars. Europeans can build big cars as well.
Cars are taxed by engine displacement in Germany. It's rather low compared to insurance and gas cost though. Indirectly larger cars are taxed through high gas tax.