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The Guilt Machine - Hans von Sonntag

Hans von Sonntag

From Extraction to Extinction to Guilt. Unravelling the Guilt Machine.

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The Bridge

Houses close to the De Zegge nature preserve, Flanders. This area profits massively from conservation activities that started in the 50s. Photo Hans von Sonntag

European advocates have spent forty years pressing for agricultural inclusion...

6 days ago
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The Last Conservatives

Lake Chiemsee, Winter 2026. We don’t want to bulldoze that, right? Do we agree? Photo Hans von Sonntag

Ten years ago, a figure ended the conversation and sounded the alarm unanimously: more than three-quarters of the flying insects had dis...

11 days ago
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What the Agent Prompts Me To Do

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The discourse on agentic AI runs through five well-discussed frames: productivity (it works faster and cheaper), existential risk (it might kill us), labour displacement (it might take my job), slop (it might cheape...

2 months ago
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On the Losing Side

Organic-soil-heavy land is not on the pension fund radar—for now. Farm in Ireland, May 2025. Photo Hans von Sonntag

Charles III has been a conservationist since the 1970s, planting hedgerows at Highgrove, keeping rare breeds and warning ab...

2 months ago
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Two Years at the Gym

Isola del Giglio, Photo Hans von Sonntag

The vein in my elbow crease is now pronounced enough that the phlebotomist (love the word!) found it on the first attempt. She drew the blood, painlessly, in under a minute. Two years ago, the same...

2 months ago
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