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What Will Matter in 2026
Carrying Spaces in Times of Change Orientation in Times of High Dynamics In 2026, what proves decisive will be what carries—not what is new. Societal development is marked by high dynamics. Yet this dynamic does not generate greater orientation. The faster forms, narratives, and technologies change, the more visible a structural gap becomes: the absence
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Inverted World Models and the Loss of Permeability
Reflections from an Unscripted Walk – Andersens Kaffeetasse 2025/11 (Andersen’s Coffee Cup) How Perception Becomes Inverted During a quiet walk, a thought appeared: that we often approach the world from the wrong direction. What seems large becomes insignificant. What is small becomes dominant. We treat details as if they were the whole, and overlook the
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Consciousness from Residual Tension
Between precision and noise, between the predictable and the unforeseen, systems generate a remainder—a surplus that resists calculation. Consciousness from Residual Tension argues that this remainder is not an error, but the very zone where something new begins to speak. In technical systems as in human culture, awareness may emerge precisely where function fails.
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Coincidences
Today is Children’s Day. My mother turns eighty-five. And for the first time this year, read now
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