Let’s talk about individuality and authenticity. And about why so many people take selfies with almost identical facial expressions in the same places on vacation. And why we often find it so much easier to be a copy of something or someone.
In this episode of “Auf einen Tee”, Andrea Montua talks to author and essayist Wolf Lotter about the major and minor cultural problems of German society, about what is genuine, authentic and unique.
Wolf invites us to rediscover our critical doubts and regain control over economic innovation, our approach to new technologies and everyday problems. Fear of AI? “Nonsense,” he says. “AI is a tool. I’m not afraid of my ballpoint pen either.”
A wonderfully clever and reassuring podcast that makes you want to think new thoughts and gives you the courage to think big.
Wolf Lotter
Wolf Lotter is an accomplished journalist, author and passionate thought leader in the field of innovation culture. Since the beginning of his career, he has made a name for himself with his astute observations and critical analyses of economic and social policy. Lotter is a co-founder of the magazine “brand eins” and through his numerous publications has made a significant contribution to shaping the understanding of business and innovation in Germany. His articles and books, in which he writes down complex topics in an accessible and understandable way, make him a valued speaker at conferences and in discussion forums.
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