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Jan 24, 2025 | 
krone.at | Stefan Vogel
Cabaret artist, author and expert on human nature Stefan Vögel answers questions that others don't even dare to ask. Today it's about the question of whether the super-rich are also super-happy. At Donald Trump's inauguration, it was easy to see the expressions on the faces of the high-tech billionaires present in the background. There was nothing to be seen of happy faces, their physiognomies rather betrayed stress, tension and anxious expectations for the future.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
krone.at | Stefan Vogel
The cabaret artist, author and expert on human nature Stefan Vögel answers questions that others don't even dare to ask. This time it's about what time you can say "Good morning". A new bad habit is spreading, and it consists of passers-by being corrected in their choice of greeting. Now I have to say up front that I live in a rural area where it's good manners to greet people as they pass by.
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Jan 9, 2025 | 
krone.at | Stefan Vogel
The cabaret artist, author and expert on human nature Stefan Vögel answers questions that others don't even dare to ask. This time it's about why houses need hedges and fences. Mark Twain asked the following question: "Why does a cemetery need a wall?
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
krone.at | Stefan Vogel
Cabaret artist, author and expert on human nature Stefan Vögel answers questions that others don't even dare to ask. This time, he looks at those people who get depressed in winter. Personally, I can't say anything to the contrary if a person gets depressed between late fall and spring every year.
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Nov 22, 2024 | 
krone.at | Stefan Vogel
The cabaret artist, author and expert on human nature Stefan Vögel answers questions that others don't even dare to ask. This time he ventures into tricky territory, namely that of dog owners. It's not that I don't like dogs. But I don't like them any more than any of the other animals that populate our colorful fauna. I don't share this attitude with dog owners in particular.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
krone.at | Stefan Vogel
The cabaret artist, author and expert on human nature Stefan Vögel answers questions that others don't even dare to ask. This time it's about a popular and at the same time unloved companion - the smartphone. I admit, I'm one of them. As soon as I'm standing at a bus stop or in a queue or sitting in a waiting chair, I do what everyone else does: I reach for my cell phone. Not because I'm expecting an urgent message or because I might have missed an important call.
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Nov 8, 2024 | 
krone.at | Stefan Vogel
The cabaret artist, author and expert on human nature Stefan Vögel answers questions that others don't even dare to ask. This time it's about the love of cars. For the old car. People have a problem with my car. They scold me for it. They say it's a really old car and that someone in my position (what position? I don't have a position) should drive a better car than the one I'm driving through our streets. 00:00 / 00:00play_arrowAbspielencloseSchließen Loading...
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Oct 25, 2024 | 
krone.at | Stefan Vogel
Cabaret artist, author and expert on human nature Stefan Vögel answers questions that others don't even dare to ask. This time it's a particularly heated topic: should the current smoking ban be lifted? I am in favor of incinerating the smoking ban. And I am a non-smoker.
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Oct 18, 2024 | 
krone.at | Stefan Vogel
The cabaret artist, author and expert on human nature Stefan Vögel answers questions that others don't even dare to ask. This time it's about which bad news you should actually deal with - and which not. Worrying about the state of the whole world is a task that must overwhelm even the most robust mind. There are too many geographical and thematic problem areas and ordinary citizens are too powerless to deal with all the crises on the globe on a permanent basis.
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Oct 11, 2024 | 
krone.at | Stefan Vogel
In his column, cabaret artist, author and expert on human nature Stefan Vögel answers questions that others don't even dare to ask. This time it's about whether our politicians earn too much? Politicians' salaries are like salaries in communist countries: Their equal level and their detachment from any measurable performance encourage the danger of slovenliness and idleness.
