After planning to take a break from the internet during the summer holidays, I can no longer access it. Furthermore, my financial situation is so dire that I can no longer overcome the uncertainty and ambivalence. After I decided to edit my dance videos offline, my external hard drive broke. When the technician told me that data recovery could cost up to 300 euros, I was overcome by a shock that triggered severe depression, exhaustion, and a lack of digital perspective.
I have now motivated myself to submit applications to the social welfare office and am in contact with the social-psychiatric service. Regarding digitalization, communication with my family and the social system is extremely ambiguous, frustrating, and completely unclear. As a person with mental and physical illnesses, I can no longer cover the costs of communication and digital participation myself.
My digital offering, which includes pipeline user story products like folded postcards about friends and Berlin, blog posts, dance, architecture, photo books, and tarot cards, is overwhelming me. It's likely I'd now have to do something like social media, which is traumatic due to family condemnation and a lack of support. I feel as if I'm being left alone. I can't withstand the pressure my own scrum puts on me and I find the media alienating and full of pointless false flags. The narrative pressure exerted by the Americans seems dialectical and controlled; it's not transferable to Germany. As a result, I no longer have a clue what the media and the internet are actually about and wonder if I've developed dementia. Here are some keywords that describe my digital project and this website:
Products, user story, family, narrative, media grooming, repatriation, German American friendship, queer, family tree, home, movement, architecture, pipeline, software, marketing, participation, AI, digital ID, cloud capital, Scrum agile project management, playlist, trauma economy, human trafficking, deportation, Jewish Kabbalah called Cod, correlation, institutional criticism, transparency, gaslighting, shock value marketing, crypto, content trip, local guides, sexual magic, tribalism, education, campaign, circular economy, memoirs, homeland documents, Black Lives Matter as well as climate change and healthier working.
The hardest thing for me is healthy work. I decompensate in my own Scrum system, which gives me terrible feelings of shame and guilt.
I was disappointed from the start and knew that GAFA was all about creating a box that would allow them to control the pharmaceutical industry underground through human trafficking and logistics. Unfortunately, this can't be translated and implemented except through bro-culture mentality colonies, which makes the whole thing incredibly boring. The reactions of those around me are also uninspiring, stagnant, overwhelming, fearful, repressive, banal, and sobering. I've therefore come to the conclusion that I find it difficult to identify with products and commerce, and that the e-commerce business isn't my strong suit. It makes me feel like I'm stupid, and the project strikes me as a strange, hypocritical, no-credit exam. Nevertheless, I absolutely have to do damage control to save the hard drive and the digital cultural heritage. That's why they're donating money to me so I don't burden the taxpayer with my suffering.