Street in Philadelphia | Photo: Matthias Ries

Street in Philadelphia | Photo: Matthias Ries

The First Bank of the then young United States; Philadelphia | Photo: Matthias RiesMore or less with this small, inconspicuous building from 1791, our current global economical and ecological problems took their start.

The First Bank of the then young United States; Philadelphia | Photo: Matthias Ries

More or less with this small, inconspicuous building from 1791, our current global economical and ecological problems took their start.

Love – Believe – VIP; Philadelphia | Photo: Matthias Ries

Love – Believe – VIP; Philadelphia | Photo: Matthias Ries

Ford | Photo: Matthias RiesThe Ford T-model started the serial automobile production in the US and world wide in 1908. Just 100 years later, this led to a complete addiction and dependency on a single type of artifact – the car.

Ford | Photo: Matthias Ries

The Ford T-model started the serial automobile production in the US and world wide in 1908. Just 100 years later, this led to a complete addiction and dependency on a single type of artifact – the car.

Don't block the box; Philadelphia | Photo: Matthias Ries

Don’t block the box; Philadelphia | Photo: Matthias Ries

Central Station; Philadelphia | Photo: Matthias Ries

Central Station; Philadelphia | Photo: Matthias Ries

Up from the grave he arose; Philadelphia | Photo: Matthias RiesThe flat earth concept that has been dominant until around 350 BC is astonishingly sustainable in our todays christian religious mythological perception of heaven and hell. Jesus arose up!, whatever and whereever up is. The view of a god that watches us from above (which is where to Jesus arose from the grave) is persistent even in our days' religious education of children.

Up from the grave he arose; Philadelphia | Photo: Matthias Ries

The flat earth concept that has been dominant until around 350 BC is astonishingly sustainable in our todays christian religious mythological perception of heaven and hell. Jesus arose up!, whatever and whereever up is. The view of a god that watches us from above (which is where to Jesus arose from the grave) is persistent even in our days’ religious education of children.

Human access to highway infrastructure; Philadelphia | Photo: Matthias Ries

Human access to highway infrastructure; Philadelphia | Photo: Matthias Ries

The Wagner Free Institute; Philadelphia | Photo: Matthias Ries

The Wagner Free Institute; Philadelphia | Photo: Matthias Ries

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