Johannes Klingebiel
@klingebeil.bsky.social
Designer and researcher. STS & media stuff. Researching Hype. Doing mischief @media-lab.de. Maker of zines. Optimist aus Notwehr. ✨
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Yeah… (which is also a bit ironic)
I have a couple of ex-Berliners in my circles that moved for a solid bump in pay as well.
I have a couple of ex-Berliners in my circles that moved for a solid bump in pay as well.
November 9, 2025 at 7:28 AM
Yeah… (which is also a bit ironic)
I have a couple of ex-Berliners in my circles that moved for a solid bump in pay as well.
I have a couple of ex-Berliners in my circles that moved for a solid bump in pay as well.
Notably, the shovels are also exempt from tariffs www.apricitas.io/p/the-tariff...
The Tariff Exemption Behind the AI Boom
Data Centers get Tariff-Free Imports. Why Shouldn't we All?
www.apricitas.io
November 6, 2025 at 4:39 PM
Notably, the shovels are also exempt from tariffs www.apricitas.io/p/the-tariff...
Örnebring esp. asks the overdue question of "why are journalists tech determinists. (unfortunately, not free to access… but there are wayyys) journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
November 6, 2025 at 11:38 AM
Örnebring esp. asks the overdue question of "why are journalists tech determinists. (unfortunately, not free to access… but there are wayyys) journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
Also interesting in how revisionist and reductive these historical metaphors are, freed from any messy context.
Especially considering how eagerly some market new technologies as distinct brakes from history without any precedent.
Especially considering how eagerly some market new technologies as distinct brakes from history without any precedent.
November 4, 2025 at 5:49 PM
Also interesting in how revisionist and reductive these historical metaphors are, freed from any messy context.
Especially considering how eagerly some market new technologies as distinct brakes from history without any precedent.
Especially considering how eagerly some market new technologies as distinct brakes from history without any precedent.
There’s a version of that also in the “yes it’s a bubble but similar to railways/dotcom infrastructure” or “OpenAI is like Amazon”
I think the correct way to describe this is the thought terminating cliché. If you torture a metaphor long enough no one will actually ask for details.
I think the correct way to describe this is the thought terminating cliché. If you torture a metaphor long enough no one will actually ask for details.
November 4, 2025 at 5:47 PM
There’s a version of that also in the “yes it’s a bubble but similar to railways/dotcom infrastructure” or “OpenAI is like Amazon”
I think the correct way to describe this is the thought terminating cliché. If you torture a metaphor long enough no one will actually ask for details.
I think the correct way to describe this is the thought terminating cliché. If you torture a metaphor long enough no one will actually ask for details.