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Cake day: July 27th, 2023

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  • Was wirklich unangenehm auffällt, ist, dass die Autorin die Vorwürfe gegen Habeck überhaupt nicht untermauert. Alleine schon, weil ich die Nachrichten nicht regelmäßig verfolge, habe ich mich gefragt, was zu Hölle Habeck denn gemacht hat, um nach ihrer Aussage, die Wirtschaft zu gefährden. Dass dann noch ihr Buch beworben wird, ist das nächste rote Fähnchen.

    Und dann mal weg von Kritik am “Artikel”. Diese Forderung nach “ideologiefreier Politik” hab ich in den letzten Wochen häufiger gelesen, aber was soll das denn überhaupt sein? Jeder Politiker bringt doch irgendwie sein eigenes Weltbild und seine eigene Ideologie unterbewusst oder ganz bewusst in die Politik mit ein, egal in welcher Partei. Und woher kommt dieser Begriff? Ist das jetzt die nächste Stufe von “Die Grünen wollen eine Verbotsdiktatur”? Oder wird auch von anderen Politikern/ Parteien eine “ideologiefreie Politik” erwartet?











  • I agree with your point that digital media influences and transformed the way we interact whith each others, and I believe there are studies indicating that young people feel more isolated, which could be a causality of rising smartphone usage.

    And I agree, that this needs to be addressed, especially in the face of addiction. The way the french policy handles this though is to create an insentive for people to stay inside, because there they can still use their devices without being questioned or judged, further singleing those out, who already struggle in public using their phone as a lifeline.

    The questions that need to be asked here is why people are so eager to use digital devices? Because they are developed in a way to make the user addicted.


  • First off, the way this is discribed is an intrusion on a way of life/ peoples behaviour, and I personally feel it crosses a line.

    banning adults and children from scrolling on their devices while walking down the street, while sitting with others on a park bench, while in shops, cafes or eating in restaurants and while parents wait for their children in front of the school gates. Those who might check their phone’s map when lost are instead being encouraged to ask for directions.

    What should drive a discussion about digital media are the following questions:

    • Why are young people and children especially drawn to digital devices?
    • How does peer pressure affect parents’ choices when buying a mobile device for their kids? (e.g.: children being bullied in schools for not owning a smartphone)
    • Why are people becoming addicted to digital technology?
    • Which design choices are developers making to make software addicting? How can we stop that from happening?
    • How can an addicted person be supported? … and probably many more that I can’t think of right now

    The policy doesn’t address any of these. Worst case scenario it communitcates to addicted people that their behaviour is unacceptable, creating an unneccessary additional burden.