<transcript><audio_221> Nun, ich glaube, dass</transcript><caption><image_222>The image shows a man sitting on a stage with a microphone in his hand. He is wearing a brown blazer and appears to be speaking into the microphone. He has short, dark hair and is looking directly at the camera with a serious expression on his face. There are two bottles of water on the stage in front of him. The background is a gray wall with a large screen behind him.</caption><transcript><audio_223> wie eben diese Technologien schon mit Konzepten wie dem Kolonialismus in Verbindung stehen und wie die Forschung, die Klimaforschung,</transcript><transcript><audio_224> gute Forschung wahrgenommen wird, als von der Geschichte losgelöste Forschung wahrgenommen wird und nicht mit Industrien in Verbindung steht. Aber ich</transcript><transcript><audio_225> dass auch diese Technologien, die zum Beispiel Bildaufnahmen machen, dass die nicht unabhängig von diesen Entwicklungen sind und von dieser Gelegenheit,</transcript><transcript><audio_226> Und dann ist natürlich die Frage, inwiefern hierdurch neue Möglichkeiten eröffnet werden und welche Möglichkeiten, Technologien es gibt, um diese zu</transcript><transcript><audio_227> Das sind ja mit einem Sonar aufgenommenen Karten, die dann in Bilder umgewandelt werden, die teilweise auch von unterschiedlichen</transcript><transcript><audio_228> die dann komprimiert sind unter anderem auch und dadurch eben Bilder geschaffen werden. Und man kann mit diesen Bildern zum Beispiel auch nachvollziehen, wie die Kämpfer in Afghanistan hier</transcript> to climate change to digitalization? Well, I believe can think about it in this context  how these technologies are already connected to concepts such as colonialism and how research, climate research, is often perceived as good research, is perceived as research that is detached from history and is not connected to industries, but I think you can see this here  For example, that these technologies, for example, take image recordings, that they are not independent of these developments and of this history and then of course the question is to what extent this opens up new possibilities and what possibilities technologies there are to change these maps and these recordings, that is Maps recorded with a sonar which are then converted into images which are sometimes compiled from hundreds of different images which are then compressed, among other things, and this is how images are created and with these images you can also understand, for example, with these images you can also understand, for example, how the fighters in Afghanistan are here  For example,
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