Category Archives: General

What a year. After the Berlin Camp last year, I spent 3 weeks in a clinic to recover. After that, I went to Uganda for the winter – I was invited by Africa Institute for Energy Governance (AFIEGO) as a … Continue reading →

We transitioned. Welcome to Yuno’s Blog.

As diffuse as it is going to start, as precise may it become within the process. This new series, let me call it IME, deals with one particular structure that keeps following me: the symmetry of Information, Matter, and Energy. … Continue reading →

Taken at Loch Lomond.

I use the name Babylon for what I currently describe as the capitalist, patriarchal, neo-colonialist hegemony, because I think the biblical story is such a good fit (CN bible [terror, violence, sexism, racism, etc.]): “God” “punished” (and let’s better not … Continue reading →

While I agree with the thought that there is no single specific form of structural discrimination that is superior to others (still I don’t want to deny the specifics of individual forms of discrimination like e.g. the special global segregation … Continue reading →

It was only last year, in Danni, my first real climate occupation (in Hambi I was only as eviction tourist to annoy CO2ps) where I realized that the devil is in the very logic our capitalist society is built on … Continue reading →

I openly talked about depression half my doctorate. I told my host research society how they contribute to making me sick. I even filmed that and put it on YouTube. My resilience – or rather: the lack of it – … Continue reading →

Just edited my “bio” section. Added my pronouns. Had to think about a recent conversation I had with a friend. How we concluded that the concept of identity in itself is problematic, but until we are collectively able to transcend … Continue reading →

As a first post, I want to send a shout-out to Lassi Rautiainen, the photographer who captured the picture of the bear and the wolf chilling together somewhere in Scandinavia: Lassi Rautiainen, 2013. https://wildfinland.org/ What I love most about this … Continue reading →