The atomic threat in the Cold War and the evident ecological crisis showed the closeness to a self-destruction of our civilisation. So I became increasingly engaged in political-philosophical issues and also I tried to say at every day: "Abide, thou art so fair!". People and things are visible only through intense experience, showed my exchange year in California (where I lived in a nice family, met some good friends, went to High-School, gave many speeches and also trained photography). The immense technical progress and the retrogression to barbaric policy led (against early interests for astrophysics and electronics) to the study of philosophy, politics, psychology, American studies, art. As I didn’ with german schooI, I loved the then more 'free' University of Berlin - but still I like very much to work there. Since 76 I dealt with computer programming, MIDI, graphics programs, speech recognition, created essays, lectures, music, art, video art, organized exhibitions, sailed for more than 25 years, love nature and adventure, lived partwise on the land (organic farming ) and now I try to write two generally understandable, exciting to read political and philosophical books: philosophy is "its time grasped in thought."
