
Thoughts about existential risk, history, climate, food security and societal collapse.
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Passet, Stéphane. (1915). Conchy-les-Pots, Oise, France. Casemate abritant un canon de 75 [Autochrome]. Public Domain (CC-0). Inventory number: A5888.
This post is part of a living literature review on societal collapse. You can find an in...
Léon, Auguste. (1915, April). Gerbéviller, France. La façade de la Chapelle [Autochrome]. Public Domain (CC-0). Inventory number: A5327.
It is a bit tricky to balance writing new posts and updating old ones. As this library of societal col...
Passet, Stéphane. (1913). Mont Athos, Grèce. Capture d’un brigand par la Gendarmerie Grecque [Autochrome]. Public Domain (CC-0). Inventory number: A3825.
This post is part of a living literature review on societal collapse. You can find an...
Cuville, Fernand. (1917, October). Crapeaumesnil, France. Le Calvaire conservé comme vestige historique [Autochrome]. Public Domain (CC-0). Inventory number: A13511.
This post was originally an invited contribution to the United Nations In...
Léon, Auguste. (1918). Paris, France. Le Triomphe de la République, place de la Nation, protégé contre les bombardements [Autochrome]. Public Domain (CC-0). Inventory number: A14746S.
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Hi, I’m Florian. My main interests are climate change, existential risks, feminism, history and food security. If you have similar interests let’s get in touch!
President of GIE Foundation // Senior Advisor to Aquind Ltd // Geopolitical Advisor
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