Stefanie Kerker "Utopia To Go"

Once utopia, please! To go. Yes, utopia without anything. Without false hopes, at least, because such things don’t come in the bag with Stefanie Kerker. In this take-away, we take along quite a few insights on our journey. Good evening! Once utopia, please! To go. Yes, utopia without anything. Without false hopes, at least, because such things don’t come in the bag with Stefanie Kerker. She looks far too closely at things. She knows what’s going on in this country. Above all, she knows what could be going on if it were up to her. And so she chats and jangles and blows us out of our mental plush armchair, where we like to complain about all the big and small woes of everyday life in the Federal Republic, without taking our feet off the stool. With a radiant smile, Stefanie Kerker pokes fun at our weaknesses, both collective and individual. Digital gurus and consumption believers are just as much in her sights as environmental certification fairy tales and super-mommy male dreams. And before you know it, you’re right in the middle of a political utopia that takes your breath away: nursing shortage? railway debacle? envy debate? unshakeable economic wisdom? All old news, according to Stefanie Kerker's utopia. Her analyses are highly enlightening: for example, what spousal splitting has to do with bad sex. Her solutions are sometimes audacious: a television show becomes a platform for the super-rich to outdo each other in giving their money to the public. And as a cherry on top, an app that allows us all to treat each other much more kindly. In this take-away, we take along quite a few insights, along with a lot of positive energy and practical encouragement. With these, we should – utopia by thumb – make good progress towards a “beautiful life for all.” Wouldn’t that be something!