Notes from the Anthropocene
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Who Exactly Is Going to Buy What the Robots Make?
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This morning, I opened the newspaper to an article about the future of the factory worker. Garnished, of course, with countless AI-generated illustrations. And how could the future look like anything other t...
Thirteen Years In, I Finally Bought a Scooter
La Motorina. My sofa on two wheels.
After thirteen years in Italy, I finally did it. I bought myself a scooter. Nothing wild, just a 125cc in white. A Piaggio Liberty, for anyone who wants the specifics. Sleek little thing, rides like a so...
Thirteen Years, Five Children's Books, One Overdue Reckoning
Time to read. Today’s library haul.
Today is the day that I’m starting to end my state of self-diagnosed illiteracy. Wait, what? No, don’t get me wrong. I can read and write very well in German, my mother tongue, and English, my second lan...
A Heated Question: How Much Cooling Can We Actually Afford?
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For quite some time, I wondered why we in Europe make such a dramatic issue out of heat. In other parts of the world, India for example, temperatures of 40°C combined with high humidity have been part of...
A Storm Lasts Minutes, The Consequences Can Last Much Longer: When Wind Becomes an Operational Risk
Ozzano dell'Emilia, 16.7.2026. That's the festival tent up there in the trees. Nobody got injured.
In my previous articles, I looked at extreme rainfall and how climate change is changing the risk landscape for industrial operations. But h...
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