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Posts by Emanuel Deutschmann

Stell dir vor, der US-Präsident droht einer gesamten Zivilisation mit Auslöschung und von Friedrich Merz und seiner Bundesregierung kommt...nichts? Alle in Lifestyle-Teilzeit, oder was?

1 week ago 902 188 38 5

Warten, ob der US-Präsident mal wieder blufft, oder ob er einen Völkermord befiehlt oder eine Atombombe zündet oder einfach nur niedrigschwelligere Kriegsverbrechen begeht, samt Countdown, und man macht so normal weiter, es ist eine sehr seltsame, sehr surreale, sehr unerfreuliche Erfahrung.

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(S+) Katherina Reiche: Kernaufgaben des Wirtschaftsministeriums sollen an externe Berater ausgelagert werden Die Bundeswirtschaftsministerin sucht Hilfe von außen. Einige Kernaufgaben in Katherina Reiches Ressort sollen künftig Berater übernehmen. Die offizielle Begründung: Die eigenen Leute können es nicht.

Irre!

Da die versierte Fachebene im Ministerium sich den Plänen von Katherina Reiche widersetzt, die Energiewende auszubremsen, will sie jetzt externe Berater anheuern. Sie sollen wohl die Lobbypolitik für E.on & RWE umsetzen.

Diese Ministerin gehört ausgetauscht!

www.spiegel.de/politik/kath...

2 weeks ago 2031 711 135 40

Dieses Heizungsgesetz ist vielleicht der erste Fall, in dem eine Bundesregierung nicht durch Nicht-Handeln, sondern durch bewusstes Handeln Klimaneutralität als Ziel faktisch aufgibt. Es wird noch etwas dauern, bis das unabweisbar wird, aber wir laufen damit absehbar in eine Verfassungskrise.

1 month ago 1965 603 59 17
Die Exponentialgesellschaft - Buchvorstellung und Diskussion
Die Exponentialgesellschaft - Buchvorstellung und Diskussion YouTube video by Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung

Exponentielle Dynamiken prägen Politik, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft 📈
Über Wachstum, Beschleunigung und ihre politischen Folgen haben wir gestern diskutiert – mit Josefa Kny und @deutschmann.bsky.social
Jetzt die Aufzeichnung ansehen:
▶️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZxy...

2 months ago 2 2 0 0

Heute um 18 Uhr in Berlin, ich freue mich darauf.

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UK loses measles elimination status Decision made after outbreaks in 2024, when there were nearly 3,000 cases in England and Wales.

Bürger:innen glauben #Desinformation und lehnen lebensrettende Impfungen ab. Die UK 🇬🇧 hat nun ihren Status als masernfreies Land verloren. Das Leid und Elend, das mit moderner Medizin vermeidbar wäre, wird viele Leben zerstören. Willkommen zurück im Mittelalter.
www.bbc.com/news/article...

2 months ago 181 53 6 2
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A life in peer review.

stuartjames1990.github.io/peer-review/

2 months ago 19 3 1 1
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Ich freue mich sehr darauf, am 11. Februar mit Petra Pinzler (Die ZEIT) und Josefa Kny (Zukunftsforscherin) in Berlin über mein @suhrkamp.de-Buch Die #Exponentialgesellschaft zu sprechen. Schaut gerne vorbei, vor Ort oder live auf Youtube!

Vielen Dank, @boell.de für die Organisation!

2 months ago 4 3 0 0

Wow! Amsterdam hat heute als 1. Hauptstadt der Welt ein Werbeverbot von Fleisch & klimaschädliche Produkte im öffentl. Raum beschlossen. Ab Mai dürfen Burger, Kreuzfahrten, Dieselautos oder Flugreisen nicht mehr beworben werden. Ein tolles Zeichen. Was spricht dagegen das auch in 🇩🇪 einzuführen?

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Breaking: Die EU-Kommission gibt dem Druck von Merz nach und schafft de facto das Verbrenner-Aus 2035 ab. Jahrelang wurde dafür gekämpft: Jetzt wird es zerstört. Der Klimaschutz im größten Binnenmarkt der Welt wird damit enorm geschwächt und Schuld ist allen Ernstes Deutschland. So frustrierend 😡

4 months ago 621 116 44 8
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Is this exponential growth already? AI generated sites have seemingly grown exponentially. Living in an exponential society :)

#exponentialgrowth #aislop

@deutschmann.bsky.social

originality.ai/ai-content-i...

4 months ago 1 1 0 0
Travelers visiting the United States from countries like Britain, France, Germany and South Korea could soon have to undergo a review of up to five years of their social media history, according to a proposal filed on Tuesday by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

The change would affect visitors eligible for the visa waiver program, which allows people from 42 countries to travel to the United States for up to 90 days without a visa as long as they first obtain electronic travel authorization.

In a document filed on Tuesday in the Federal Register, C.B.P. said it plans to ask applicants for a long list of personal data including social media, email addresses from the last decade, and the names, birth dates, places of residence and birthplaces of parents, spouses, siblings and children.

Under the current system, applicants from visa waiver countries must enroll in the Electronic System for Travel Authorization program. They pay $40 and submit an email address, home address, phone number and emergency contact information. The authorization is good for two years.

Travelers visiting the United States from countries like Britain, France, Germany and South Korea could soon have to undergo a review of up to five years of their social media history, according to a proposal filed on Tuesday by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The change would affect visitors eligible for the visa waiver program, which allows people from 42 countries to travel to the United States for up to 90 days without a visa as long as they first obtain electronic travel authorization. In a document filed on Tuesday in the Federal Register, C.B.P. said it plans to ask applicants for a long list of personal data including social media, email addresses from the last decade, and the names, birth dates, places of residence and birthplaces of parents, spouses, siblings and children. Under the current system, applicants from visa waiver countries must enroll in the Electronic System for Travel Authorization program. They pay $40 and submit an email address, home address, phone number and emergency contact information. The authorization is good for two years.

This is INSANE www.nytimes.com/2025/12/09/t...

and these are our closest allies!

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Covid-19 am 3.12.25: ↗️↗️😢😢

R_Berichte (FT-korr)↗️1,15, Verdopplungszeit 20 Tage
R_Meldungen (adj.)↗️1,17, Verdopplungszeit 18 Tage
R_Hospitalisierung ↗️1,08, NA

Inkl. DZF 70:
Fälle (7T-M): ~82.000
Inzidenz: ~680 (~520)

Infiziert: 1 von ~103

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4 Books and a straw OSB on a chest.
1. STRAWBALE BUILDING REDIFINED
2. FORM FOLLOWS FUEL
3. Building for People
4. Die Expontialgesellschaft

4 Books and a straw OSB on a chest. 1. STRAWBALE BUILDING REDIFINED 2. FORM FOLLOWS FUEL 3. Building for People 4. Die Expontialgesellschaft

Fav books '25
No particular order, just bangers, no prisoners taken.
* Straw Bale Building Redefined
strawbuildingbooks.com
* Form Follows Fuel
@barnabascalder.bsky.social @florianurban.bsky.social
* Building for People
@holz-bau.bsky.social
* Die Exponentialgesellschaft
@deutschmann.bsky.social

4 months ago 49 14 3 2

I have no political power so all I can do is keep reminding everyone, particularly those in privileged countries who never have to worry about Visa applications, how horrid the Global Visa system is for poorer countries - in particular any African country. It's just apartheid on a global scale.

4 months ago 22 9 0 0
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Migrant Electoral Rights (MER) New Data from 165 Countries and Six Decades - Globalcit Sebastian Umpierrez de Reguero, Klaudia Wegschaider and Rainer Bauböck Migrant Electoral Rights (MER) New Data from 165 Countries and Six Decades, Nature, 2025. Read More ...

Want to know more about the MER dataset 🤔

Read Sebastian Umpierrez de Reguero, Klaudia Wegschaider and Rainer Bauböcks explain in their new publication ⚡

MER maps migrant voting and candidacy rights in 165 countries across 60 years 🗳️🌍📊

⚡ tinyurl.com/mtm2rp53

4 months ago 3 4 0 1
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Demokratie: Wenn die Rechte mitregiert, wird sie nicht geschwächt – im Gegenteil Eine Untersuchung von 57 Ländern zeigt: Wenn die Rechte in Verantwortung kommt, gewinnt sie dazu. Daraus lässt sich für Deutschland lernen.

📣 New op-ed in Süddeutsche Zeitung: What the data say about the “Brandmauer”

I summarize key findings from a study with @anninahermes.bsky.social across 57 democracies

➡️ Far-right parties don’t get weaker in government, they get stronger (~6 points by the next election)

tinyurl.com/4j6jaud2

5 months ago 186 78 3 12

I hope the methods section clarifies how we got the data without blocking the system (at the cost of not being able to cover all countries/embassies).

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(Unfortunately, I don't have time to build a scatter plot with labels right now, but you should be able to infer the countries from Figure 4)

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Quick answer: The correlation remains signficant.

But perhaps more importantly, I think it's important to keep these countries in the picture. The wait times of the people who live there there are part of the global empirical reality, and they are rendered invisible far too often.

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Langes Warten oder gar kein Termin – der Globale Süden wird im deutschen Visasystem deutlich benachteiligt Wie gerecht sind die Chancen auf Termine in deutschen Auslandsvertretungen im weltweiten Vergleich? Eine neue Analyse zeigt, dass Menschen aus ärmeren Ländern deutlich länger auf Visatermine warten mü...

Somehow there seems to be an error in the link to the German version. This one should work: www.dezim-institut.de/presse/press...

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This study is a collaboration with @niklas-harder.bsky.social @alexandra-orlova.bsky.social @dezim-institut.de Lorenzo Gabrielli and Ettore Recchi @mpc-eui.bsky.social @eui-schuman.bsky.social @eui-eu.bsky.social

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For a short summary, please check out the press release:
English: newslettertogo.com/5ghay3wj-42f...
German: www.dezim-institut.de/presse/press...

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We argue for a transparency initative (publish current wait times online) and a fairness & efficiency initative (take measures to shorten and balance wait times globally) to improve the situation for applicants from the Global South and increase satisfaction with the application system.

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- In 44% of requests, no appointment was available

- There chance to find an appointment varied a lot between countries and ranged from almost 0% and 100%

- The wait time varied from 0 to 98 days

-> Enormous differences between German diplomatic missions and the variance is systematic, not random

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Visas are a key tool for states to regulate incoming mobility from abroad, which can have ramifications for the
establishment and perpetuation of global inequalities. In this article, we systematically analyze visa appointment
wait times in German embassies and consulates worldwide. Using computational methods, we collect—and
publish—fine-grained longitudinal data on the closest available appointment dates for various visa types,
covering a total of 16,182 visa appointment requests. Our analysis reveals strong and systematic variance: the
poorer the country a diplomatic mission is based in, the longer the wait time and the lower the chances of finding
an available appointment (which ranges from almost 0 to 100 percent). We also argue that Germany’s system is
quite opaque compared to other established immigration countries such as the U.S. These core findings raise
important questions in light of current debates about global justice, legal pathways to migration, and efforts to
attract foreign talent.

Visas are a key tool for states to regulate incoming mobility from abroad, which can have ramifications for the establishment and perpetuation of global inequalities. In this article, we systematically analyze visa appointment wait times in German embassies and consulates worldwide. Using computational methods, we collect—and publish—fine-grained longitudinal data on the closest available appointment dates for various visa types, covering a total of 16,182 visa appointment requests. Our analysis reveals strong and systematic variance: the poorer the country a diplomatic mission is based in, the longer the wait time and the lower the chances of finding an available appointment (which ranges from almost 0 to 100 percent). We also argue that Germany’s system is quite opaque compared to other established immigration countries such as the U.S. These core findings raise important questions in light of current debates about global justice, legal pathways to migration, and efforts to attract foreign talent.

Graph that shows that 44.1 percent of requests did not lead to an appointment that could be selected. For the 55.9 percent where an appointment was available the distribution of wait times follows a steep curve with short wait times in many cases and a long tail of few cases with very long wait times of up to 98 days.

Graph that shows that 44.1 percent of requests did not lead to an appointment that could be selected. For the 55.9 percent where an appointment was available the distribution of wait times follows a steep curve with short wait times in many cases and a long tail of few cases with very long wait times of up to 98 days.

The average wait times and chances to find an appointment varied a lot between Germany's diplomatic missions. The latter range from almost 0 to 100 percent.

The average wait times and chances to find an appointment varied a lot between Germany's diplomatic missions. The latter range from almost 0 to 100 percent.

This variance is not random. Rather, economic wellbeing (GDP per capita) is a key predictor of wait times and chances of finding  an appointment. The poorer the country a German embassy/consulate is based in, the longer the wait time and the lower the chances of finding an appointment.

This variance is not random. Rather, economic wellbeing (GDP per capita) is a key predictor of wait times and chances of finding an appointment. The poorer the country a German embassy/consulate is based in, the longer the wait time and the lower the chances of finding an appointment.

New #openaccess study

We made >16,000 visa appointment requests at German embassies and consulates worldwide

Key finding: The poorer the country, the longer the wait time and the lower the chance to get an appointment.

"A time panelty for the Global South?"
shorturl.at/ZiAFb

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Absoluter Irrsinn.

5 months ago 22 5 0 0

Diese Bundesregierung erhöht den Preis für das Deutschlandticket der Bahn und macht Fliegen wieder billiger (Senkung der Ticketsteuer).

Das ist völlig verrückt.

5 months ago 1324 405 53 19

Mit Verweis auf "Bürokratieabbau" will das Finanzministerium die Lizenzschranke zur Besteuerung von Tech-Unternehmen abschaffen.

Ersparnis: 10.000 Euro Verwaltungskosten.
Entgangene Steuern: 1.000.000.000 Euro.

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