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Social media isn’t what it was. What once promised to connect us now feels manipulative and disappointing. I’ve grown tired of Twitter and Instagram, and I’m uncertain about other platforms like LinkedIn or Bluesky. But I still want to share my viewpoint on things that enrage me.


That’s why I’m writing my newsletter "Odds & Sods". I know it’s not the typical approach to the genre, but I combine various topics that interest me. I’ll share articles I find engaging and discuss issues such as questionable business practices, problems within the tech industry, ethical concerns, and political matters.


Every week, I compile my thoughts that I used to post on other platforms into this newsletter.


Previous editions:

November 20, 2025: The Machines Can Write; They Just Can’t Mean It

November 13, 2025: Michael Caine’s Last, Worst Performance

November 06, 2025: Dehumanisation as a Service

Oktober 31, 2025: The Past Isn’t What It Used to Be

October 23, 2025: Kill it, then.

October 02, 2025: “Balance” Makes Us Stupid

September 25, 2025: Hard Copies for Hard Times

September 18, 2025: Alt-Right Architects and the Annihilation of Argument

September 05, 2025: Owning the Words & “Effortless” Is the Devil’s Bargain

August 28, 2025: The Worship of Convenience

May 22, 2025: Longing, Likes, and Lost Leisure

May 15, 2025: As German Giants Grovel, Gamers Guard Gutsy Journalism

May 9, 2025: Machines, Matches, and the Modern Muddle of Football

May 1, 2025: Block Parties, Book Bans, and Broken Backers

April 24, 2025: Dystopian Daydreams and Data-Driven Deportations

April 17, 2025: Billionaires, Backlash, and Bike Lanes: Bullying the Bad Guys

April 10, 2025: AI Aids in Altering Attitudes

April 3, 2025: Sore Sentences: A Sparse Selection

March 20, 2025: Tech Tyrants And Their Twisted Theories

March 13, 2025: Geopolitics, GPT's Grapevine, and German Governance

March 6, 2025: Musk's Memory Manipulation Madness

February 27, 2025: Opinion Obliteration Orchestrated by Oligarch

February 20, 2025: Maastricht’s Madness, Moneybags’ Myths, and Monopoly’s Mischief

February 13, 2025: Memes, Mushrooms, and Machine Learning

February 6, 2025: World Still Spinning, Despite Best Efforts

January 30, 2025: ChatGPT Chopped by Chinese Challenger

January 23, 2025: An excursion into the heart of American plutocracy

January 16, 2025: The Digital Dissent Dispatch