He said it looks like it's photoshop and not real, but it is real, it's just the weird lighting that makes it look like it. (Hope you wanted a real answer and your comment wasn't just joking, couldn't tell)
Cozy
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Yes and no. Corn is nothing new but the corn we use is kinda new. It is one of the biggest GMO there is. That's a big part in research right now within those studies. And it's not against GMO per se but the changes corn made. Maybe it's really just sugar and fructose semms to be worse as glucose. So yeah, maybe sugar, but right now it seems to be more.
Corn. It is a fact that the number of autoimmune diseases are rising. I read a NHS study comparing the data of the last 30 or so years and of right now 1 of 10 people in the UK will get an autoimmune disease at some point in their live such as diabetes, MS, Parkinson,... 30 years ago it was like 1 out of 50. And one common thing in countries with a higher autoimmune disease rate is a lot of corn products, like corn starch, corn sirup,... Right now the final proof is missing cause the studies just started. And maybe it is not corn and something completely different, but the stakes are high it is corn.
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As the others already said, it's more a rural vs urban thing but yeah the south and especially bavaria is more conservative than the north or south (but the most conservative like you discribed with the stickers and all are living in east Germany except Berlin, cause Berlin is mostly a left oriented stand alone city). If you're non white there would be at least a lot of staring, sometimes worse (spitting, shouting,...) mostly everywhere in Germany.
If you consider munich it shouldn't be a problem as long as you don't live in a village around the city. Cause Munich itself has a left political party for I don't know how many years. That's why mostly every other south Bavarian outside of Munich has the opinion that Munich doesn't count as Bavaria. And as mentioned by others before Munich has some good queer stuff and the pride parade is one of the biggest in Germany and EU. I think this year around 500k people came and celebrated (Munich itself has ~1.4 million residents), but Munich doesn't compare with Berlin(east), cologne(west) or Hamburg (north), but it's still pretty good and the nature around munich is great!
So I would say if you really wanna live in a city it's nothing like the crazy people you seem to have right now, but it's not all happy sunshine as well and especially munich is expensive and one big bummer are the German people as well (cause we're so stiff and not really open to someone new).