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  • The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann – Episode 34

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 4. June 2023

    A Novel by Mira Steffan Her tan from the vacation and the feeling of relaxation had quickly faded. When Charlotte looked in retrospect at the last six weeks, she realized that on four weekends they …

    The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann - Utopian Novel of Everyday Happiness
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  • No borders, no nations: Who is Julius Klüver?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 1. June 20231. June 2023

    Julius Klüver was born in Filderstadt near Stuttgart as a creative multi-talent. He began studying humanities at Alanus University. He became also interested in business administration and art. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree. He …

    What drives our spirit
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  • Deepfake: Perception in Crisis – Unraveling the Truth in a World of Deception

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 28. May 202328. May 2023

    In a world dominated by visual impressions, seeing is like a powerful gateway to reality. Based on our senses, we make judgements about the world and ourselves in it. While we often take the complexity …

    Universal
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  • The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann – Episode 32

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 24. May 202327. May 2023

    A Novel by Mira Steffan “Have you ever noticed how pale Dad is?” Charlotte stopped raking and sat up, “Now that you mention it. True.” She wiped her forehead thoughtfully, “I think Papa has lost …

    The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann - Utopian Novel of Everyday Happiness
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  • Portrait von Matthias Vorwallner

    The pursuit of good: Who is Matthias Vorwallner?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 22. May 202322. May 2023

    Matthias Vorwallner was born in Munich in 1975. He is a certified osteopath, naturopath, and physiotherapist. Through his work with a well-known Munich football club, he has had the opportunity to meet various figures from …

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  • Change on the Marble Stairs of Museum Portals

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 19. May 202325. May 2023

    Text and image by Corinna Heumann Times of change seem evident in the attempts to reinvent European identities to define the current position in the world. During the past 250 years, celebrated expressions of  European …

    Humanities and Society
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  • Einstein in space in the back the earth

    Do we have to leave the Earth to save it? The Overview Effect.

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 23. April 202323. April 2023

    The first time I heard about the “Overview Effect” was when I interviewed the physicist, former astronaut and current holder of the Chair of Astronautics at the Technical University of Munich, Professor Ulrich Walter. The …

    Happiness research, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • The Raft of the Medusa – are Utopian Visions still Thinkable?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 17. April 202317. April 2023

    Text and Image by Corinna Heumann Answers to this question are given by young people on a theater stage with great matter-of-factness while being cast away on the Raft of the Medusa at the Bonn …

    Digitopia, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Ein einsamer Junge auf einem Stuhl, die Eltern schauen ins Smartphone

    Crime among children: Is the cause digital devices?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 15. April 202315. April 2023

    In recent years, crime among children and young people has increased in many countries, including Germany. The recent cases of violent crimes involving children as perpetrators have triggered a debate about why children commit such …

    Cybercrime, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Pablo Picasso half Robot in the background a dove

    The inventor of the dove of peace: Goddesses and Doormats

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 9. April 20239. April 2023

    Spanish painter, printmaker and sculptor, Pablo Picasso, is widely regarded as one of the most significant artists of the 20th century. As the 50th anniversary of his passing on April 8th approaches, it begs the …

    Artificial Intelligence, Economy and Society, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Ein Roboter und eine Frau schauen sich an

    Chat GPT: The world is upside down! And so am I.

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 7. April 20237. April 2023

    Elon Musk wants a pause in development, Bill Gates doesn’t think it’s necessary. Never before has a technology attracted so much attention in such a short time as the Chat-GPT language model. In Italy, access …

    Artificial Intelligence, Cybercrime, Economy and Society, Experts explain simple and easy, Future of Work, Universal
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  • A family man and always at work – Who is Andreas Rein?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 26. March 202326. March 2023

    Interview and Image by Corinna Heumann Andreas Rein is a painter. He was born in Cologne. After graduating from high school, he completed an apprenticeship as a mechanic. Then he studied Fine Arts with Prof. …

    What drives our spirit
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  • Two women each hold a glass of water in which a war of the gods is raging. In the background a withered landscape and a last drop of water.

    War over water – can we prevent it?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 25. March 2023

    Drinking water is a precious commodity and is all too often taken for granted. Yet the war for water has long since begun. Freshwater is essential for our survival, but growing demand for water, climate …

    Economy and Society, Environment and Technology, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • How ideas become things. Who is Inga Zins?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 23. March 2023

    Inga Zins was born near Wiesbaden in 1983. She grew up with a younger sister in a small village with just under 300 inhabitants. Whether it was the music club, the youth fire brigade or …

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  • Die Welt der Reichen, Häuser und Autos links und rechts eine brennende Erde, Hände und Slum

    Paradox: How the economy is driving the end of capitalism while maintaining its growth logic.

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 21. March 202321. March 2023

    There are moments when we are overwhelmed by a pleasant melancholy. Perhaps we look out of the window and see the sunset and remember past perfect summer days or think back to a time when …

    Future of Work, Happiness research, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Das Bild ist in zwei Hälften geteilt, um den Kontrast zwischen der glamourösen Modewelt und den schwierigen Arbeitsbedingungen in Textilfabriken darzustellen. Auf der rechten Seite des Bildes befinden sich Models, die auf einem Laufsteg in einer schicken Modenschau laufen. Sie tragen elegante und hochwertige Designerkleidung. Der Laufsteg ist von Lichtern und Kameras umgeben, während das Publikum aufgeregt zusieht und die Models applaudiert. Auf der linken Seite des Bildes sind Kinder abgebildet, die in einer Textilfabrik in Bangladesch arbeiten. Sie sind müde und schmutzig, während sie lange Stunden arbeiten, um die Kleidung herzustellen, die auf der anderen Seite des Bildes präsentiert wird. Die Fabrik ist dunkel, überfüllt und stickig, mit Maschinenlärm und einem Hauch von Staub in der Luft. Das gesamte Bild ist in einem digitalen Aquarellstil gestaltet, um einen künstlerischen und atmosphärischen Ausdruck der beiden Welten zu vermitteln, die im Bereich der Mode existieren. Der Kontrast der Farben - leuchtend und lebendig auf der rechten Seite und düster und matt auf der linken Seite - betont die Ungleichheit und das Ungleichgewicht innerhalb der Branche.

    Sustainable or just strategy? H&M founds Looper Textile Co. with Remondis.

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 15. March 202315. March 2023

    Written Fashion Reporter Paula Kiessling / Illustration: Susanne Gold H&M focuses on sustainability with Looper Textile Co.: Can the joint venture improve the fast fashion industry? H&M and Remondis establish Looper Textile Co. to increase recycling rate …

    Economy and Society, Environment and Technology, Universal
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  • zeigt eine Hand, die ein Telefon hält und einen Mann, der in ein Mikrofon spricht.

    The dark side of AI: How fraudsters make easy prey with cloned voices and threaten entire professions

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 11. March 202310. March 2023

    The progressive development of artificial intelligence has numerous advantages, but also a dark side – human greed! The latest trend in the crime market is to use AI-powered voice cloning technology to deceive unsuspecting victims …

    Artificial Intelligence, Cybercrime, Future of Work, Humanities and Society
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  • Art Perm or Art is Waste?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 10. March 202311. March 2023

    Illustration and Text by Kim Kluge Every creative process begins with an inspiration, a coincidence, an idea. It can be about content or of formal nature. Suddenly it is there! It flies to me and …

    Humanities and Society
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  • Tomorrow’s Economy Becomes Personal: How Low Code and Edge Intelligence Revolutionize Industry

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 5. March 202313. April 2023

    The future of manufacturing is on the brink of a revolution – driven by two new technologies: Low Code and Edge Intelligence. These technologies will be instrumental in making the way we produce goods more …

    Artificial Intelligence, Economy and Society, Future of Work, Universal
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  • Anxiety disorders in pupils and students: A chatbot to help?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 28. February 202326. February 2023

    Anxiety disorders are a growing problem among students. According to several studies from the USA, Great Britain and Australia, almost one third of the students surveyed have struggled with anxiety disorders in the course of …

    Economy and Society, Environment and Technology, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Compassion for people born out of war and devastation: Who is Tarek Shuieb?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 25. February 202325. February 2023

    Tarek Shuieb was born in Binnish, a little village in Syria in the year 2002 and from a young age, he was exposed to various cultures and ways of life as he moved between Qatar, …

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  • Passionate about people, stories and justice : Who is Janine Lechermann?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 16. December 20222. March 2023

    Janine Lechermann was born in Ingolstadt in 1992. After completing an apprenticeship and part-time studies, she swapped her childhood dream of being a journalist for a job as a senior communications specialist for leadership communications. …

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  • The secret price of automation that every entrepreneur should know

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 29. January 202330. January 2023

    Text and Illustration by Susanne Gold Today, workers bring to the workplace a willingness to be lifelong learners. Never-ending training and being a student forever, that’s the price careerists pay today. Not every new tool …

    Economy and Society, Environment and Technology, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • You rarely see him without a robot – Who is Jürgen Lippl?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 25. December 2022

    Jürgen Lippl was born in Augsburg in 1992. He says about himself that there are hardly any pictures in which he is not accompanied by a robot. Even as a child, he was fascinated by …

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  • Flexible living in the city – the world in a hundred years

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 15. December 202215. December 2022

    Illustration by Susanne Gold, Text by Arseniy Pavlenko The colour of my iris changed gently from a dark brown to a soft orange. I blinked cautiously, then finally opened my eyes and straightened up. The …

    Digitopia, The world in hundred years, Universal, Visions of the Future
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  • Filled with curiosity. Who is Arseniy Pavlenko?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 9. December 2022

    Arseniy Pavlenko was born in 2001 in Kharkiv, Ukraine. He currently works as a speechwriter in the Bavarian Ministry of Social Affairs. His main interests include communication, philosophy and art. What drives your spirit, Aseniy? …

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  • Mira Steffan – Utopia of Everyday Happiness

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 7. December 202220. January 2023

    In the coming weeks, the individual episodes of the novel The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann by Mira Steffan with illustrations by Corinna Heumann will appear at intervals. Utopia in the multiverse of human relations In …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Stacey Moore in a cafe

    The beauty of all things – who is Stacey Moore?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 18. November 2022

    Stacy Moore was born in 1964 in the USA, in Cleveland, Ohio. She studied computer programming, statistics and marketing at Miami University of Ohio. Upon graduation, she moved to California’s Silicon Valley and worked in …

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  • Reverse Graffiti Meets Paste-up – Who is seiLeise?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 20. October 202226. March 2023

    Text by Corinna Heumann SeiLeise is a street artist from Cologne. He came into contact with graffiti as a teenager. Later he finds – meanwhile trained as a graphic artist – in the art of …

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  • Art for all people – Who is Stefan Moll?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 4. October 20225. October 2022

    Stefan Moll was born in 1973. His childhood and youth in Bergisches Land were followed by studies in art history, political science and modern German literature after graduating from high school. Already in the course …

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  • I just serve – the world in a hundred years

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 5. September 20225. September 2022

    Illustration Corinna Heumann, Text Simone Wystemp Why do we collect visions of the future? You can find out here! Logbook entry, Saturday, 12/08, 22:26 My task is to serve unconditionally It is a good task. …

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  • Überwachung per Chip. Illustration von Susanne Gold

    Today is a good day – the world in a hundred years

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 3. September 20225. September 2022

    Illustration Susanne Gold, Text Anita Klein Why do we collect visions of the future? You can find out here! Today is a good day. I am full and satisfied. Other feelings remain in the background. …

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  • Man in a world full of possibilities – Who is Simone Wystemp?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 2. September 20223. September 2022

    Simone Wystemp was born in a cab and grew up near an embassy. She knows that life constantly holds the unpredictable and that it can happen to suddenly find yourself somewhere in life without knowing …

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  • Train you happiness – Who is Anita Klein?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 1. September 2022

    Despite poor visibility, Anita Klein saw the light of day on a typically foggy November day in 1968 at the foot of the Swabian Alb. She is married, the mother of two grown-up daughters, an …

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  • A view from above – the world in a hundred years

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 30. August 2022

    Illustration by Susanne Gold, Text by Steffi Maasland Why do we collect visions of the future? You can find out here! I sit on the edge of our time and look down through the lens. …

    Digitopia, The world in hundred years
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  • Correcting childhood – the world in a hundred years

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 28. August 202228. August 2022

    Illustration Angela Smets, Text Sylvia Rieburg-Ganns Why do we collect visions of the future? You can find out here! I sigh – it feels wonderful. With both hands I dig in a warm, silty mass …

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  • What keeps the world together at its core – Who is Steffi Maasland?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 26. August 2022

    Steffi Maasland is a literary scholar and communications strategist with a pronounced penchant for systemic thinking. No one can really explain her passion for language and theater, positive psychology, heavy metal, Borussia Dortmund and spaghetti …

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  • Death: Is the final frontier surmountable?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 25. August 202225. August 2022

    Text Susanne Gold, Illustration: Cocreation between Susanne Gold and the artificial Intelligence „Dream“ and „Dall-e“ Our world is changing rapidly. Boundaries are decaying and becoming blurred. When we ask what “will change everything”, we are …

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  • The transformative power of crisis – Who is Sylvia Rieburg-Ganns?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 23. August 202215. October 2022

    Sylvia Rieburg-Ganns, from the deep west of Germany quick-witted with a big heart, was born in Dortmund and studied textile engineering with a focus on clothing technology. From 1979 to 1998 she worked as an …

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  • Back to the Future in California – The World in One Hundred Years

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 19. August 202219. August 2022

    Illustration Susanne Gold; Text Bernadette Imkamp Why do we collect visions of the future? You can find out here! By chance I met Michael J. Fox He was sitting in a wheelchair and looked very …

    Digitopia, The world in hundred years, Universal, Visions of the Future
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