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And how are we supposed to log off when surveillance and the erosion of privacy have been normalized

The positions of the hands — flat

And what does radical cultural practice look like in times such as ours

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Tsitsi Mareika Chirikure – Echoes of an Uprooted World

Niemandsland debt And how are we supposedIn Niemandsland, Daniel Chatard (DE) investigates the impact of brown coal extraction in the German Rhineland, where energy giant RWE operates some of Europes largest open cast lignite mines, in particular Hambach and Garzweiler. Not only are these mines the biggest source of CO2 emissions on the continent, they have also dramatically altered the landscape, swallowing up fields, forests, and entire villages. The steadily expanding voids caused a sense

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