Fabian Hürzeler Says England’s Tactical Shift and Fear Cost Them in the Final Brighton manager Fabian Hürzeler argues England’s switch to passive tactics and a mental shift after taking the …
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Technology
Ian Bogost argues Silicon Valley convenience has dematerialized everyday life
by Helga Moritzby Helga MoritzIan Bogost’s The Small Stuff Warns of the Dematerialization of Everyday Life Ian Bogost’s new book The Small Stuff argues convenience technologies have dematerialized everyday life, urging people to reclaim …
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Josef Hecken: “1200 hospital sites would be enough” for Germany’s healthcare Josef Hecken says 1200 hospital sites would be enough for Germany, urging focus on quality, medical progress and realistic …
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Business
Japan’s trains make onboard bistros unnecessary, longtime resident argues
by Leo Müllerby Leo MüllerJapan’s trains don’t need dining cars, former resident counters German minister Japan’s trains don’t need dining cars — frequent schedules, station convenience stores and dining habits make onboard bistros unnecessary, …
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Business
Rural Germany must lead energy transition, Andreas Möller argues
by Leo Müllerby Leo MüllerBook Argues Rural Germany Holds the Key to the Country’s Future Andreas Möller’s new book argues rural Germany will decide the nation’s future, urging policymakers to treat the countryside as …