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Stefan Laser

My blog and portfolio—a hub for research experience, social media posts, and Fujifilm photography. No cookies. 10kb. Just me navigating global economies, waste, energy, and planetary troubles. RUB Bochum, GER, with some research trips to Hanoi, VN.

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Jan 7, 2025 ∞
I’m honored to be Visiting Scholar at Fulbright University Ho Chi Minh City aka Saigon, #Vietnam. And it starts with an awesome talk on modern Vietnamese social thought by Kevin Pham (also known from the highly recommended Nam Phong Dialogs pod). 🙏
Jan 3, 2025 ∞
Gerade mit einem unernsten, mehrdeutigen und spielerischen Stil manipuliert der Agitator vage Ängste und setzt latente Aggressionen frei. Amlinger & Nachtwey in der #FAZ mit einer kritischen Rundschau zu #Musk, #X und Einflussnahme. archive.is/kBqmc
Jan 3, 2025 ∞
It’s that time of the year again in #Hanoi, #Vietnam, when the capital is planetary top of the flops, air-wise. My outdoor #airpollution sensor records numbers beyond insanity. The temperature inversion traps particles, there is no wind. Still no clue how the future plan for the people looks like.
Dec 28, 2024 ∞
#Shenzhen, #China. During our trip to Hong Kong, I also had to dip into the world’s capital of electronics (and #e-waste). I now visited the holy Eastern trinity of Huaqiangbei in CN, Akihabara in Tokyo, and Guanghua Digital Plaza in Taipei. Shenzhen’s district has the most paralyzing busyness.
Dec 22, 2024 ∞
On the train, officials are offered traditional Ukrainian dishes and books about Ukraine’s history and wartime struggle. The images! The Trains That Take World Leaders to #Ukraine. #War www.nytimes.com/2024/12/0…
Dec 20, 2024 ∞
So, what’s the #MMT comment of the day? The #shutdown in the #US is looming, as it always is, and #Trump suggests just removing the ceiling altogether? It’s Trump, sure, and we know what this will be used for. Yet, generally speaking: Why not? How so? How to build on this?
Dec 18, 2024 ∞
How rice paddies turn into factory land. Few nations have benefited more than #Vietnam from the scramble — especially north Vietnam, historically an economic laggard compared to the more cosmopolitan south. Around Haiphong, a few hours’ drive from China, factories bloomed. The NYTimes
Dec 17, 2024 ∞
We are happy that the new volume of the EASST Review is out. 43/2 baby! Hugs to everyone involved and the fellow editorial team members. This is a conference issue discussing all #sts things that happened at #EASST4S2024. Plus, the winning pieces of the creative writing competition are included.
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