Adrian Bex
@adrianbex.com
Early career starter based in Belgium. Passionate in wealth creation, IT as tools, and sustainability. Eternal believer in love and romanticism.
I feel sad when some things change, and I feel sad when some also stand still. I can never understand time.
November 28, 2025 at 10:36 AM
I feel sad when some things change, and I feel sad when some also stand still. I can never understand time.
NEVER GIVE UP
No matter what is going on
Never give up
Develop the heart
Too much energy in your country
Is spent developing the mind
Instead of the heart
...
No matter what is going on
Never give up
Develop the heart
Too much energy in your country
Is spent developing the mind
Instead of the heart
...
October 29, 2025 at 10:34 PM
NEVER GIVE UP
No matter what is going on
Never give up
Develop the heart
Too much energy in your country
Is spent developing the mind
Instead of the heart
...
No matter what is going on
Never give up
Develop the heart
Too much energy in your country
Is spent developing the mind
Instead of the heart
...
Reposted by Adrian Bex
China now accounts for 30% of all global manufacturing, or more than America, Germany, Japan and South Korea put together. A record surge of exports is alarming foreign rivals and governments. My column, The Telegram, on the juggernaut Trump can’t stop economist.com/internationa...
A Made-in-China plan for world domination
Donald Trump is failing to stop China’s rise as a manufacturing superpower
economist.com
September 23, 2025 at 11:00 PM
China now accounts for 30% of all global manufacturing, or more than America, Germany, Japan and South Korea put together. A record surge of exports is alarming foreign rivals and governments. My column, The Telegram, on the juggernaut Trump can’t stop economist.com/internationa...
Recent reflection while accounting carbon emissions for a company: would it be possible to live in a future with no personal cars in a society where everything is connected and in cities well designed that mobility is efficient even with no cars?
But are cars really that problematic?
But are cars really that problematic?
September 23, 2025 at 10:16 AM
Recent reflection while accounting carbon emissions for a company: would it be possible to live in a future with no personal cars in a society where everything is connected and in cities well designed that mobility is efficient even with no cars?
But are cars really that problematic?
But are cars really that problematic?
Reposted by Adrian Bex
If SUVs were a country, they would be the world’s fifth largest emitter of CO2.
These oversized cars are choking our cities and fuelling the climate crisis.
This #WorldCarFreeDay we imagine cities built for people.
These oversized cars are choking our cities and fuelling the climate crisis.
This #WorldCarFreeDay we imagine cities built for people.
September 22, 2025 at 11:57 AM
If SUVs were a country, they would be the world’s fifth largest emitter of CO2.
These oversized cars are choking our cities and fuelling the climate crisis.
This #WorldCarFreeDay we imagine cities built for people.
These oversized cars are choking our cities and fuelling the climate crisis.
This #WorldCarFreeDay we imagine cities built for people.
"Who or what do we put on a pedestal today?"
And here is an answer I can offer in this moment of my life:
"The things that allow us to help each other find our way out of the dark."
And here is an answer I can offer in this moment of my life:
"The things that allow us to help each other find our way out of the dark."
September 22, 2025 at 11:10 AM
"Who or what do we put on a pedestal today?"
And here is an answer I can offer in this moment of my life:
"The things that allow us to help each other find our way out of the dark."
And here is an answer I can offer in this moment of my life:
"The things that allow us to help each other find our way out of the dark."