Anyone looking for orientation today looks at their smartphone – but that doesn’t mean that you’ll reach your destination safely. A little excursion with Terry Pratchett and Theodor Adorno.
Orientation is such a thing. If you were out and about in the 20th century, on foot, by bike or in a car, you found your way around because you remembered the way, because you had a map with you or because you asked someone. Or you couldn’t find your way around.