VUKARONA – Accelerating change with emergency braking<\/h1>\nPotential for conflict in the VUCA world in times of the coronavirus pandemic.<\/h2><\/h1><\/div>Introduction<\/h2>\n
Timo K.<\/strong><\/em> is sitting at his computer near Heidelberg in January 2020. He runs an insignificant online shop that is barely profitable. But Timo K. watches the news and places orders for tens of thousands of euros Respiratory masks<\/strong><\/em>which he pays for with the last of his money. He has to borrow some of it from family members. In a few days' time, his neighbours will be complaining because the truckloads of face masks that have arrived are disturbing the peace and quiet in the village. It is almost impossible for Timo K. to organise helpers at short notice. He is entering into the riskiest deal of his life. Not only financially, but also morally. Up until this moment, there was nothing to suggest that his online shop would even be worth mentioning in the local news. What happens next is in many ways similar to drug dealing, as he later describes in a Interview<\/a> to the best. Criminal liability excluded. Within a few weeks, Timo K. will have made millions of euros in sales of face masks.<\/p>\nAt the same time, the world looks and listens to Wuhan<\/strong>a Chinese city with over a million inhabitants that was quarantined on 23 January 2020. Few of those who looked there and could see the same thing knew at that time that they were looking into their own future and not at a distant place in the world…and the infamous sack of rice fell in China!<\/em><\/p>\nOn 25 March 2020, the Mayor of New York Bill de Blasio<\/strong> in front of the microphones and calls out to his citizens: „The world we knew is lost. Millions of people in the city will be infected…and we will lose some of them…“, and then turned to his fellow Americans: „We are your future “<\/strong><\/p>\n\nThe future is one of those things, it's usually already there, just in a different place.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/i><\/span>About the VUKA concept: „The world is vuka! So what? “ (Feb. 2017)<\/span><\/a><\/div>VUKARONA – Where change is accelerated with full braking<\/h2>\n
VUKARONA<\/strong> is the world that shows that nothing simply happens somewhere else, but that everything also happens here. Just not immediately, now.<\/p>\nWhere is VUKARONA?<\/h3>\n
In VUKARONA, everyone can see via the Internet what is happening there today and what will happen here tomorrow. Everyone can see, hear and read now and everywhere what has just been discovered, developed and invented – and can be ordered, introduced and utilised tomorrow. And even things, phenomena and events that are not ordered, wanted or desired will find their way everywhere in VUKARONA, faster than anywhere else. Or to put it another way: no one needs to harbour the idea that they are in control or that they can assume that others are. In the VUKA world, no one is in control alone<\/strong>, nobody knows everything or even how things work.<\/strong> Because not only the world is vuka, time seems to be too.<\/p>\nCapitalist business in VUKARONA?<\/h3>\n
And if some now think that we are now slowed down and trapped in a standstill as a result of the coronavirus and its pandemic effects (Photo collection in the NYT<\/a>), so that we could finally find some peace and quiet, etc., he may have been mistaken. The Virus is not a brake,<\/strong> is not a stop, but a chicane that is approached at full speed and requires us all to get out of it as best we can and together.<\/p>\nThis crisis, caused by a virus, is nowhere better imaginable than in a capitalist-organised, democratic and constitutional world: funds will be raised immediately, collected and made available by everyone, not just the authorities, to support people and societies. Yes, and we will only generate these funds together in the future (credit system!). Because we firmly believe that the future will be better than the present. For example, the US has around 2,000 billion $, Europe 750 billion \u20ac and Germany around 500 billion \u20ac. In addition, enormous investments are being made on the stock markets in order to develop and mass-produce drugs and thus make curative medicine possible. Anyone who despises this as greed for profit with the suffering of others is limiting their perspective on the diverse capitalist reality.<\/p>\n
We can experience how not only the „Cold heart of capitalism“<\/strong> (Plumpe) to ensure our survival in prosperity, but also our constitutional and democratic society acts in a highly social way and makes provisions – not only for the elderly and the pre-ill, but also for the smallest, small and large economic players. Even the In the face of this virus, the USA appears to be‘ quasi-socialist<\/a> to mutate. Who would have dared to bet at Christmas 2019 that Donald Trump would introduce sick pay?<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\nIf that's not heart-warming vuka, what is?<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- …that Mattress company Respiratory masks<\/a> – exclusively for hospital staff and frontline pandemic workers –?<\/li>\n
- …that Hoover company Ventilators<\/a> – media-effective and thus capitalistically – manufactured?<\/li>\n
- …that Chemical company Disinfectant<\/a> manufactures?<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
\nIn this crisis, we cannot imagine a market-based society without a regulating state, <\/em><\/p>\nBut we don't want to leave the crisis to the state alone.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nHardly heart-warming, however, is the idea, which also belongs here, that the Old people die for the economy<\/a>\u00a0should. It comes from an old, privileged person with health insurance, who nevertheless cannot immediately be denied courage, determination and mental clarity. That is exactly what vuka is. This diversity that is not simply folded into simultaneity.<\/p>\nThe economic race is not one, but resembles a colourful hustle and bustle that nevertheless brings progress in its impenetrability. Admittedly, not always and for everyone, but often for the vast majority. But in VUKARONA, this can only be recognised by those who historical and global<\/strong> is what anyone who appreciates the historic progress made in many parts of the world (1st video) and knows how to use it as an incentive for further tasks (2nd video) thinks.<\/p>\nVUKARONA is precisely this consequence of a global process of progress and improvement, which must first be recognised and taken into the inner spaces of acceptance – and then realised: There you go, it works! The direction is right…<\/p>\n<\/div>
<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Now VUKARONA!<\/h3>\n<\/div><\/h3>\n
For the moment, at any rate, global society is facing an enormous challenge: the coronavirus is travelling through the world's social networks – and showing it how vukaesque people and societies act and are interwoven with each other. This is not the time to take a fundamentally critical stance on side issues and finally convict old culprits, when many people are longing to finally be named as the guilty parties if they are not allowed to be identified themselves.<\/p>\n
For the moment, it can be said that the world's states and societies are responding to the coronavirus in a coordinated, largely respectful, and in any case resolute manner, and that society's defences against a new type of enemy are activated…but…that sounds for our little journey through VUKARONA, once again far too safe, far too unambiguous, far too clear.<\/strong><\/p>\nVUKARONA can hardly be explored with certainties; you need to be prepared to embark on the journey without a map.<\/p>\n<\/div>
<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Originally VUKA was<\/strong> the answer of the US Army War College<\/a> The new military problems that arose with the end of communism at the beginning of the 1990s were explained to its leadership and strategy graduates in response to the changed political climate. The initial idea was that the demise of the USSR had also ended the global division into communist Eastern bloc states on the one hand and the liberal states of the West on the other. From now on, it was unclear where and who the enemy was<\/strong> – and so not only soldiers, but the day as a whole lacks structure.<\/p>\n\nFrom now on, the world was vuka. Volatile. Uncertain and insecure. Complex. Ambiguous and ambivalent.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
With the 2019<\/strong> the emerging and explosive spread of the new year at the turn of the year. Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2,<\/strong> that the Covid-19 disease<\/strong> (for corona virus disease 2019) in humans and contributes to the worldwide Coronavirus pandemic<\/strong> the descriptive concept of the VUCA world unfolds in a new form: Now it is visible to all that the world has grown together and is one, but in any case is not uniform, one-dimensional, unified, but only reveals all its complexity and opacity to the extent that we can directly perceive and cognitively penetrate its reality through digital media.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/h2>\nVUKA in times of the coronavirus<\/h2>\n<\/div><\/h3>\n1. volatility – The fluctuation ranges of the world.<\/h2>\n
Volatility refers to the Fluctuation ranges and intervals of changes<\/strong>. The world, the economy and the weather, but also prices, the stock market and evil, whereby the good must not be forgotten and the regulatory aspects in the state, in the family and in the company also want to be mentioned – everything is volatile, comes along highly fluctuating and is hardly valid for life.<\/p>\nFor most of us, life is not a long, smooth flow – and probably never has been. But today, for everyone, whether worker or activist, farmer or lorry driver, professor or professional footballer, office manager or opera singer, the\u00a0Change is the constant of our postmodern age<\/strong>.<\/p>\nEverything is changeable, fragile, unstable, sometimes pleasingly flexible, but always questionable and dubious. Relationships have increased and with them the relativity of phenomena and encounters, mobility, sedentariness, things and virtual realities. Ground-breaking inventions and developments affect many more people on earth in a much shorter time, also in percentage terms.<\/p>\n
The invention of the zero in India around 1500 years ago took time to be used by everyone, in Europe this only happened around 700 years later thanks to the mathematician Fibonaci. And the Dutch telescope, which allowed Galileo to see far and wide around 1600, barely found its way into the living spaces of his contemporaries. Even the railway, which changed the face of the world like no other invention before it, was only used by a fraction of people in the first few decades.<\/p>\n<\/div>
![](\"https:\/\/inkovema.de\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/03\/Bildschirmfoto-2020-03-25-um-12.12.41.png\" "\\"Consumption")
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Another indicator for the change in individual and social life is the Number of contacts of data and people<\/strong>: Never before so much data and so many people were pouring in on people<\/strong> and forced them to react by feeling, thinking and acting. We simply cannot not react. For this reason alone, life at the beginning of the 21st century (7 billion people) is different from life at the beginning of the 20th century (2 billion people) or even the 19th century (1 billion people). The Italian philosopher Luciano Floridi<\/strong><\/a> Therefore, and in view of the advances in information and communication technologies, we also speak of the Age of the infosphere<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\nAnd now, in March 2020, this!<\/strong><\/p>\nA serious pandemic, a virus is travelling through the entire world.<\/strong> There’s doubt about that too, of course. Just Vuka.<\/p>\n\n- New York Times – Virus Pathways in the VUKA World<\/a>\u00a0– great geographically-focused visualisation of the distribution routes!<\/li>\n
- Covid Bar Chart<\/a>\u00a0– Dynamic bar chart of virus outbreaks in the world.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Shutdown in Germany and most of the world<\/strong>\u00a0– halfway there. The other half will follow.<\/p>\nSocial standstill. <\/strong>Hardly, rather the opposite.<\/p>\nSocial distancing as an expression of interpersonal solidarity<\/strong> – no longer just when driving!<\/p>\nBiological care through grandchild withdrawal!<\/strong> Wow!<\/p>\nEconomic standstill.\u00a0<\/strong>Supply shock and demand shock at the same time.<\/p>\nIn many ways, this resembles a war – and is exactly the opposite!<\/p>\n
After all the growth-orientated, global developments of the past 20 years (Container cost transport revolution<\/a>, Digital data transport revolution<\/a>, \u00a0Air travel transport revolution<\/a> etc.) – a virus presses what many observers have identified as the pause button because the usual transport of people and things has been stopped immediately. But the exchange of data continues. The data flows all the more intensively. Because we are by no means antisocial.<\/p>\n<\/h2>\n<\/div>
Potential for conflict in the VUCA world in times of the coronavirus pandemic.<\/h2><\/h1><\/div>Introduction<\/h2>\n
Timo K.<\/strong><\/em> is sitting at his computer near Heidelberg in January 2020. He runs an insignificant online shop that is barely profitable. But Timo K. watches the news and places orders for tens of thousands of euros Respiratory masks<\/strong><\/em>which he pays for with the last of his money. He has to borrow some of it from family members. In a few days' time, his neighbours will be complaining because the truckloads of face masks that have arrived are disturbing the peace and quiet in the village. It is almost impossible for Timo K. to organise helpers at short notice. He is entering into the riskiest deal of his life. Not only financially, but also morally. Up until this moment, there was nothing to suggest that his online shop would even be worth mentioning in the local news. What happens next is in many ways similar to drug dealing, as he later describes in a Interview<\/a> to the best. Criminal liability excluded. Within a few weeks, Timo K. will have made millions of euros in sales of face masks.<\/p>\nAt the same time, the world looks and listens to Wuhan<\/strong>a Chinese city with over a million inhabitants that was quarantined on 23 January 2020. Few of those who looked there and could see the same thing knew at that time that they were looking into their own future and not at a distant place in the world…and the infamous sack of rice fell in China!<\/em><\/p>\nOn 25 March 2020, the Mayor of New York Bill de Blasio<\/strong> in front of the microphones and calls out to his citizens: „The world we knew is lost. Millions of people in the city will be infected…and we will lose some of them…“, and then turned to his fellow Americans: „We are your future “<\/strong><\/p>\n\nThe future is one of those things, it's usually already there, just in a different place.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/i><\/span>About the VUKA concept: „The world is vuka! So what? “ (Feb. 2017)<\/span><\/a><\/div>VUKARONA – Where change is accelerated with full braking<\/h2>\n
VUKARONA<\/strong> is the world that shows that nothing simply happens somewhere else, but that everything also happens here. Just not immediately, now.<\/p>\nWhere is VUKARONA?<\/h3>\n
In VUKARONA, everyone can see via the Internet what is happening there today and what will happen here tomorrow. Everyone can see, hear and read now and everywhere what has just been discovered, developed and invented – and can be ordered, introduced and utilised tomorrow. And even things, phenomena and events that are not ordered, wanted or desired will find their way everywhere in VUKARONA, faster than anywhere else. Or to put it another way: no one needs to harbour the idea that they are in control or that they can assume that others are. In the VUKA world, no one is in control alone<\/strong>, nobody knows everything or even how things work.<\/strong> Because not only the world is vuka, time seems to be too.<\/p>\nCapitalist business in VUKARONA?<\/h3>\n
And if some now think that we are now slowed down and trapped in a standstill as a result of the coronavirus and its pandemic effects (Photo collection in the NYT<\/a>), so that we could finally find some peace and quiet, etc., he may have been mistaken. The Virus is not a brake,<\/strong> is not a stop, but a chicane that is approached at full speed and requires us all to get out of it as best we can and together.<\/p>\nThis crisis, caused by a virus, is nowhere better imaginable than in a capitalist-organised, democratic and constitutional world: funds will be raised immediately, collected and made available by everyone, not just the authorities, to support people and societies. Yes, and we will only generate these funds together in the future (credit system!). Because we firmly believe that the future will be better than the present. For example, the US has around 2,000 billion $, Europe 750 billion \u20ac and Germany around 500 billion \u20ac. In addition, enormous investments are being made on the stock markets in order to develop and mass-produce drugs and thus make curative medicine possible. Anyone who despises this as greed for profit with the suffering of others is limiting their perspective on the diverse capitalist reality.<\/p>\n
We can experience how not only the „Cold heart of capitalism“<\/strong> (Plumpe) to ensure our survival in prosperity, but also our constitutional and democratic society acts in a highly social way and makes provisions – not only for the elderly and the pre-ill, but also for the smallest, small and large economic players. Even the In the face of this virus, the USA appears to be‘ quasi-socialist<\/a> to mutate. Who would have dared to bet at Christmas 2019 that Donald Trump would introduce sick pay?<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\nIf that's not heart-warming vuka, what is?<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- …that Mattress company Respiratory masks<\/a> – exclusively for hospital staff and frontline pandemic workers –?<\/li>\n
- …that Hoover company Ventilators<\/a> – media-effective and thus capitalistically – manufactured?<\/li>\n
- …that Chemical company Disinfectant<\/a> manufactures?<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
\nIn this crisis, we cannot imagine a market-based society without a regulating state, <\/em><\/p>\nBut we don't want to leave the crisis to the state alone.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nHardly heart-warming, however, is the idea, which also belongs here, that the Old people die for the economy<\/a>\u00a0should. It comes from an old, privileged person with health insurance, who nevertheless cannot immediately be denied courage, determination and mental clarity. That is exactly what vuka is. This diversity that is not simply folded into simultaneity.<\/p>\nThe economic race is not one, but resembles a colourful hustle and bustle that nevertheless brings progress in its impenetrability. Admittedly, not always and for everyone, but often for the vast majority. But in VUKARONA, this can only be recognised by those who historical and global<\/strong> is what anyone who appreciates the historic progress made in many parts of the world (1st video) and knows how to use it as an incentive for further tasks (2nd video) thinks.<\/p>\nVUKARONA is precisely this consequence of a global process of progress and improvement, which must first be recognised and taken into the inner spaces of acceptance – and then realised: There you go, it works! The direction is right…<\/p>\n<\/div>
<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Now VUKARONA!<\/h3>\n<\/div><\/h3>\n
For the moment, at any rate, global society is facing an enormous challenge: the coronavirus is travelling through the world's social networks – and showing it how vukaesque people and societies act and are interwoven with each other. This is not the time to take a fundamentally critical stance on side issues and finally convict old culprits, when many people are longing to finally be named as the guilty parties if they are not allowed to be identified themselves.<\/p>\n
For the moment, it can be said that the world's states and societies are responding to the coronavirus in a coordinated, largely respectful, and in any case resolute manner, and that society's defences against a new type of enemy are activated…but…that sounds for our little journey through VUKARONA, once again far too safe, far too unambiguous, far too clear.<\/strong><\/p>\nVUKARONA can hardly be explored with certainties; you need to be prepared to embark on the journey without a map.<\/p>\n<\/div>
<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Originally VUKA was<\/strong> the answer of the US Army War College<\/a> The new military problems that arose with the end of communism at the beginning of the 1990s were explained to its leadership and strategy graduates in response to the changed political climate. The initial idea was that the demise of the USSR had also ended the global division into communist Eastern bloc states on the one hand and the liberal states of the West on the other. From now on, it was unclear where and who the enemy was<\/strong> – and so not only soldiers, but the day as a whole lacks structure.<\/p>\n\nFrom now on, the world was vuka. Volatile. Uncertain and insecure. Complex. Ambiguous and ambivalent.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
With the 2019<\/strong> the emerging and explosive spread of the new year at the turn of the year. Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2,<\/strong> that the Covid-19 disease<\/strong> (for corona virus disease 2019) in humans and contributes to the worldwide Coronavirus pandemic<\/strong> the descriptive concept of the VUCA world unfolds in a new form: Now it is visible to all that the world has grown together and is one, but in any case is not uniform, one-dimensional, unified, but only reveals all its complexity and opacity to the extent that we can directly perceive and cognitively penetrate its reality through digital media.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/h2>\nVUKA in times of the coronavirus<\/h2>\n<\/div><\/h3>\n1. volatility – The fluctuation ranges of the world.<\/h2>\n
Volatility refers to the Fluctuation ranges and intervals of changes<\/strong>. The world, the economy and the weather, but also prices, the stock market and evil, whereby the good must not be forgotten and the regulatory aspects in the state, in the family and in the company also want to be mentioned – everything is volatile, comes along highly fluctuating and is hardly valid for life.<\/p>\nFor most of us, life is not a long, smooth flow – and probably never has been. But today, for everyone, whether worker or activist, farmer or lorry driver, professor or professional footballer, office manager or opera singer, the\u00a0Change is the constant of our postmodern age<\/strong>.<\/p>\nEverything is changeable, fragile, unstable, sometimes pleasingly flexible, but always questionable and dubious. Relationships have increased and with them the relativity of phenomena and encounters, mobility, sedentariness, things and virtual realities. Ground-breaking inventions and developments affect many more people on earth in a much shorter time, also in percentage terms.<\/p>\n
The invention of the zero in India around 1500 years ago took time to be used by everyone, in Europe this only happened around 700 years later thanks to the mathematician Fibonaci. And the Dutch telescope, which allowed Galileo to see far and wide around 1600, barely found its way into the living spaces of his contemporaries. Even the railway, which changed the face of the world like no other invention before it, was only used by a fraction of people in the first few decades.<\/p>\n<\/div>
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Another indicator for the change in individual and social life is the Number of contacts of data and people<\/strong>: Never before so much data and so many people were pouring in on people<\/strong> and forced them to react by feeling, thinking and acting. We simply cannot not react. For this reason alone, life at the beginning of the 21st century (7 billion people) is different from life at the beginning of the 20th century (2 billion people) or even the 19th century (1 billion people). The Italian philosopher Luciano Floridi<\/strong><\/a> Therefore, and in view of the advances in information and communication technologies, we also speak of the Age of the infosphere<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\nAnd now, in March 2020, this!<\/strong><\/p>\nA serious pandemic, a virus is travelling through the entire world.<\/strong> There’s doubt about that too, of course. Just Vuka.<\/p>\n\n- New York Times – Virus Pathways in the VUKA World<\/a>\u00a0– great geographically-focused visualisation of the distribution routes!<\/li>\n
- Covid Bar Chart<\/a>\u00a0– Dynamic bar chart of virus outbreaks in the world.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Shutdown in Germany and most of the world<\/strong>\u00a0– halfway there. The other half will follow.<\/p>\nSocial standstill. <\/strong>Hardly, rather the opposite.<\/p>\nSocial distancing as an expression of interpersonal solidarity<\/strong> – no longer just when driving!<\/p>\nBiological care through grandchild withdrawal!<\/strong> Wow!<\/p>\nEconomic standstill.\u00a0<\/strong>Supply shock and demand shock at the same time.<\/p>\nIn many ways, this resembles a war – and is exactly the opposite!<\/p>\n
After all the growth-orientated, global developments of the past 20 years (Container cost transport revolution<\/a>, Digital data transport revolution<\/a>, \u00a0Air travel transport revolution<\/a> etc.) – a virus presses what many observers have identified as the pause button because the usual transport of people and things has been stopped immediately. But the exchange of data continues. The data flows all the more intensively. Because we are by no means antisocial.<\/p>\n<\/h2>\n<\/div>
Introduction<\/h2>\n
Timo K.<\/strong><\/em> is sitting at his computer near Heidelberg in January 2020. He runs an insignificant online shop that is barely profitable. But Timo K. watches the news and places orders for tens of thousands of euros Respiratory masks<\/strong><\/em>which he pays for with the last of his money. He has to borrow some of it from family members. In a few days' time, his neighbours will be complaining because the truckloads of face masks that have arrived are disturbing the peace and quiet in the village. It is almost impossible for Timo K. to organise helpers at short notice. He is entering into the riskiest deal of his life. Not only financially, but also morally. Up until this moment, there was nothing to suggest that his online shop would even be worth mentioning in the local news. What happens next is in many ways similar to drug dealing, as he later describes in a Interview<\/a> to the best. Criminal liability excluded. Within a few weeks, Timo K. will have made millions of euros in sales of face masks.<\/p>\n At the same time, the world looks and listens to Wuhan<\/strong>a Chinese city with over a million inhabitants that was quarantined on 23 January 2020. Few of those who looked there and could see the same thing knew at that time that they were looking into their own future and not at a distant place in the world…and the infamous sack of rice fell in China!<\/em><\/p>\n On 25 March 2020, the Mayor of New York Bill de Blasio<\/strong> in front of the microphones and calls out to his citizens: „The world we knew is lost. Millions of people in the city will be infected…and we will lose some of them…“, and then turned to his fellow Americans: „We are your future “<\/strong><\/p>\n The future is one of those things, it's usually already there, just in a different place.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n<\/div> VUKARONA<\/strong> is the world that shows that nothing simply happens somewhere else, but that everything also happens here. Just not immediately, now.<\/p>\n In VUKARONA, everyone can see via the Internet what is happening there today and what will happen here tomorrow. Everyone can see, hear and read now and everywhere what has just been discovered, developed and invented – and can be ordered, introduced and utilised tomorrow. And even things, phenomena and events that are not ordered, wanted or desired will find their way everywhere in VUKARONA, faster than anywhere else. Or to put it another way: no one needs to harbour the idea that they are in control or that they can assume that others are. In the VUKA world, no one is in control alone<\/strong>, nobody knows everything or even how things work.<\/strong> Because not only the world is vuka, time seems to be too.<\/p>\n And if some now think that we are now slowed down and trapped in a standstill as a result of the coronavirus and its pandemic effects (Photo collection in the NYT<\/a>), so that we could finally find some peace and quiet, etc., he may have been mistaken. The Virus is not a brake,<\/strong> is not a stop, but a chicane that is approached at full speed and requires us all to get out of it as best we can and together.<\/p>\n This crisis, caused by a virus, is nowhere better imaginable than in a capitalist-organised, democratic and constitutional world: funds will be raised immediately, collected and made available by everyone, not just the authorities, to support people and societies. Yes, and we will only generate these funds together in the future (credit system!). Because we firmly believe that the future will be better than the present. For example, the US has around 2,000 billion $, Europe 750 billion \u20ac and Germany around 500 billion \u20ac. In addition, enormous investments are being made on the stock markets in order to develop and mass-produce drugs and thus make curative medicine possible. Anyone who despises this as greed for profit with the suffering of others is limiting their perspective on the diverse capitalist reality.<\/p>\n We can experience how not only the „Cold heart of capitalism“<\/strong> (Plumpe) to ensure our survival in prosperity, but also our constitutional and democratic society acts in a highly social way and makes provisions – not only for the elderly and the pre-ill, but also for the smallest, small and large economic players. Even the In the face of this virus, the USA appears to be‘ quasi-socialist<\/a> to mutate. Who would have dared to bet at Christmas 2019 that Donald Trump would introduce sick pay?<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n If that's not heart-warming vuka, what is?<\/strong><\/p>\n In this crisis, we cannot imagine a market-based society without a regulating state, <\/em><\/p>\n But we don't want to leave the crisis to the state alone.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Hardly heart-warming, however, is the idea, which also belongs here, that the Old people die for the economy<\/a>\u00a0should. It comes from an old, privileged person with health insurance, who nevertheless cannot immediately be denied courage, determination and mental clarity. That is exactly what vuka is. This diversity that is not simply folded into simultaneity.<\/p>\n The economic race is not one, but resembles a colourful hustle and bustle that nevertheless brings progress in its impenetrability. Admittedly, not always and for everyone, but often for the vast majority. But in VUKARONA, this can only be recognised by those who historical and global<\/strong> is what anyone who appreciates the historic progress made in many parts of the world (1st video) and knows how to use it as an incentive for further tasks (2nd video) thinks.<\/p>\n VUKARONA is precisely this consequence of a global process of progress and improvement, which must first be recognised and taken into the inner spaces of acceptance – and then realised: There you go, it works! The direction is right…<\/p>\n<\/div> For the moment, at any rate, global society is facing an enormous challenge: the coronavirus is travelling through the world's social networks – and showing it how vukaesque people and societies act and are interwoven with each other. This is not the time to take a fundamentally critical stance on side issues and finally convict old culprits, when many people are longing to finally be named as the guilty parties if they are not allowed to be identified themselves.<\/p>\n For the moment, it can be said that the world's states and societies are responding to the coronavirus in a coordinated, largely respectful, and in any case resolute manner, and that society's defences against a new type of enemy are activated…but…that sounds for our little journey through VUKARONA, once again far too safe, far too unambiguous, far too clear.<\/strong><\/p>\n VUKARONA can hardly be explored with certainties; you need to be prepared to embark on the journey without a map.<\/p>\n<\/div> Originally VUKA was<\/strong> the answer of the US Army War College<\/a> The new military problems that arose with the end of communism at the beginning of the 1990s were explained to its leadership and strategy graduates in response to the changed political climate. The initial idea was that the demise of the USSR had also ended the global division into communist Eastern bloc states on the one hand and the liberal states of the West on the other. From now on, it was unclear where and who the enemy was<\/strong> – and so not only soldiers, but the day as a whole lacks structure.<\/p>\n From now on, the world was vuka. Volatile. Uncertain and insecure. Complex. Ambiguous and ambivalent.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n With the 2019<\/strong> the emerging and explosive spread of the new year at the turn of the year. Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2,<\/strong> that the Covid-19 disease<\/strong> (for corona virus disease 2019) in humans and contributes to the worldwide Coronavirus pandemic<\/strong> the descriptive concept of the VUCA world unfolds in a new form: Now it is visible to all that the world has grown together and is one, but in any case is not uniform, one-dimensional, unified, but only reveals all its complexity and opacity to the extent that we can directly perceive and cognitively penetrate its reality through digital media.<\/p>\n<\/div> Volatility refers to the Fluctuation ranges and intervals of changes<\/strong>. The world, the economy and the weather, but also prices, the stock market and evil, whereby the good must not be forgotten and the regulatory aspects in the state, in the family and in the company also want to be mentioned – everything is volatile, comes along highly fluctuating and is hardly valid for life.<\/p>\n For most of us, life is not a long, smooth flow – and probably never has been. But today, for everyone, whether worker or activist, farmer or lorry driver, professor or professional footballer, office manager or opera singer, the\u00a0Change is the constant of our postmodern age<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Everything is changeable, fragile, unstable, sometimes pleasingly flexible, but always questionable and dubious. Relationships have increased and with them the relativity of phenomena and encounters, mobility, sedentariness, things and virtual realities. Ground-breaking inventions and developments affect many more people on earth in a much shorter time, also in percentage terms.<\/p>\n The invention of the zero in India around 1500 years ago took time to be used by everyone, in Europe this only happened around 700 years later thanks to the mathematician Fibonaci. And the Dutch telescope, which allowed Galileo to see far and wide around 1600, barely found its way into the living spaces of his contemporaries. Even the railway, which changed the face of the world like no other invention before it, was only used by a fraction of people in the first few decades.<\/p>\n<\/div> Another indicator for the change in individual and social life is the Number of contacts of data and people<\/strong>: Never before so much data and so many people were pouring in on people<\/strong> and forced them to react by feeling, thinking and acting. We simply cannot not react. For this reason alone, life at the beginning of the 21st century (7 billion people) is different from life at the beginning of the 20th century (2 billion people) or even the 19th century (1 billion people). The Italian philosopher Luciano Floridi<\/strong><\/a> Therefore, and in view of the advances in information and communication technologies, we also speak of the Age of the infosphere<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n And now, in March 2020, this!<\/strong><\/p>\n A serious pandemic, a virus is travelling through the entire world.<\/strong> There’s doubt about that too, of course. Just Vuka.<\/p>\n Shutdown in Germany and most of the world<\/strong>\u00a0– halfway there. The other half will follow.<\/p>\n Social standstill. <\/strong>Hardly, rather the opposite.<\/p>\n Social distancing as an expression of interpersonal solidarity<\/strong> – no longer just when driving!<\/p>\n Biological care through grandchild withdrawal!<\/strong> Wow!<\/p>\n Economic standstill.\u00a0<\/strong>Supply shock and demand shock at the same time.<\/p>\n In many ways, this resembles a war – and is exactly the opposite!<\/p>\n After all the growth-orientated, global developments of the past 20 years (Container cost transport revolution<\/a>, Digital data transport revolution<\/a>, \u00a0Air travel transport revolution<\/a> etc.) – a virus presses what many observers have identified as the pause button because the usual transport of people and things has been stopped immediately. But the exchange of data continues. The data flows all the more intensively. Because we are by no means antisocial.<\/p>\n\n
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Capitalist business in VUKARONA?<\/h3>\n
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