Truthfully Curious
I observe.
People, conversations, misunderstandings, habits, technical systems, and the strange interactions between them. Some observations fade away quickly. Others stay with me. Those are the ones I write about.
My professional roots are in information technology. Later, I studied psychology. Both perspectives continue to shape the way I see the world: the question of how systems work, and the question of why people do what they do.
As an independent writer, I write psychological non-fiction and satire about the small and large absurdities of life—sometimes from a psychological perspective, sometimes from a technological one.
My texts rarely aim to provide solutions. The world is full of people who have answers. I am more interested in questions. In what remains unresolved. In contradictions. In the blind spots we all carry with us.
If a text causes someone to pause, follow a thought a little further, or step outside their usual perspective for a moment, then it has achieved its purpose.
Qualifications & Experience
Trained
IT specialist
Master's
Educational Science & Psychology
Experience
Teaching online and offline, IT project management, technical writer
My Projects
Throughout my professional life, I wrote technical documentation and technical texts. Today, I work as an independent author, exploring the intersections of psychology, social observation, and satire. My work includes both non-fiction psychology writing and satirical projects about the small and large absurdities of life—sometimes with a psychological perspective, sometimes with a technical one.
Denklandschaften (Landscapes of Thought)
Under the project name Denklandschaften, I bring together my non-fiction psychology writing. These texts explore how people think, learn, change, and live together. Combining psychological insights with observations from everyday life, they invite readers to view familiar topics from new perspectives.
Institut für digitalen Unsinn (Institute for Digital Nonsense)
The Institut für digitalen Unsinn serves as the umbrella project for my technical satire. With a touch of irony, it examines the peculiarities of the digital world, bureaucratic logic, technological promises of salvation, and the often surprising side effects of digitization and automation.
MärchenCouch.de
What would happen if fairy-tale characters started psychotherapy? MärchenCouch.de sends well-known characters from fairy tales and folklore to the therapist’s couch and reexamines their stories through the lens of modern psychology. The result is a series of satirical yet surprisingly insightful perspectives on classic narratives.
NeurodivergenterProzessor.de
NeurodivergenterProzessor.de documents the workings of neurodivergent minds with a satirical perspective. The project explores patterns of thought, information-processing styles, and everyday experiences that are often misunderstood—occupying a space somewhere between self-observation, public education, and humorous field research.
Alongside these projects, I continue to develop new ideas at the intersection of psychology, technology, language, creativity, and curiosity.
Alongside these, new projects continue to emerge at the intersections of psychology, technology, language, creativity, and curiosity.
