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I am incredibly naïve about climate change. What is climate change? What is the relation with climate change and nuclear plants and coal mines? What are nuclear plants and coal mines? And what does all this have to do with Germany?

My curiosity has been sparked by this photo and the top comment

Hey I'm completely new to this sub. I don't really know anything about finance nor crypto. Literally, I have zero knowledge regarding this topic and I would really like to get into it.

My only problem is that I just do not know where to start or where to go or even what to do. I have no one around me who has any experience with crypto so it would be novel of me to be the first to try this out.

I also do not have a lot of money to spend so I don't know if that is going to be a problem. But I am more than willing to try my luck and see how it all can unfold.

Thanks in advance!

I was told that regardless of your performance in Law School, this will NOT translate into how good of a Lawyer you'll be. How true is this statement?

For example I believe if I perform pretty poorly in my Contracts or Crim Law subject, I would feel that I have missed the fundamentals for working as a Lawyer in that field from the start, which may affect my performance and abilities. However I have been told otherwise, but I just cannot see how my example isn't true.

I will admit I am an incredibly nooby and naive law student.

Thanks in advance for any clarification!

It literally just took me 8-9 hours to finish only 30 pages of reading and tbh I came out of it only understanding around 30%-40%. I found the material beyond comprehension especially since the wording of the Judges are incredibly convoluted. I feel very dumb and useless. If I keep going like this I'm going to fall behind and not get as much work done as I would like :(

P.S. I was reading about 'external affairs' powers in Constitutional Law.

Edit: I am a first year (second semester) student.