Die NZZ hat eine Rezension hinter ihrer Bezahlschranke veröffentlicht, die mein Interesse geweckt hat.

https://feddit.org/post/31269145

Pathetisch, glühend, frei – endlich auf Deutsch: die bahnbrechenden Gedichte des dänischen Kultautors Michael Strunge

Mit ihren erfindungsreichen Bildern eröffnen seine Gedichte schockartig eine nicht bekannte Wirklichkeit. Ziel ist die epiphanische Wiederkehr des Verdrängten.

Er ist anscheinend ein wichtiger Dichter in Dänemark, hat aber nicht einmal einen deutschen Wikipedia Eintrag.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Strunge

Der gepostete Link enthält vier seiner Gedichte.

https://www.diepresse.com/29891134/dichter-der-woche-michael-strunge

Fett is the German word for fat.

He is mentioned in this post about hyperinsulinemia: https://feddit.org/post/30229407 .

Belinda’s husband, Dr. Gary Fettke, was targeted by the processed food industry for his public opinion on the perils of excessive sugar consumption and for showing the potential to put patients with Type 2 diabetes into remission. This caused him to him to be ‘silenced’ by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.

To clear Gary’s name Belinda did a lot of work looking into the organizations linked to the accusations that led to the silencing. Belinda’s information withstood Australian legal process, and the story has a happy ending; 2018 saw a clearance of those charges with a full apology from the Medical Board.

Read the full CARE Crisis Report here.

In the post about European semiconductor decline my comment about average citizens having to invest more, was massively downvoted. Since nobody will read my reply there, here is the quote from the Draghi report that shows why more private investment is necessary.

Unless you plan a revolution, please take a moment to read the quote.

Part B, page 281

The failure of high EU savings to flow into productive investments in Europe comes down to less efficient financial intermediation. The persistent shortfall of investment vis-à-vis the US has occurred even though EU households save more than their peers in the US. In 2022, EU household savings were EUR 1,390 billion compared with EUR 840 billion in the US, reflecting the lower savings rate of US households, which is around a quarter of the EU level04. However, despite their higher savings, EU households have considerably lower wealth than their US counterparts, largely because of the lower returns they receive from financial markets on their asset holdings.