Matthias Reuter ist höchstwahrscheinlich echt

Matthias Reuter is most likely real. At least there are some indications of this. His texts contain views that no computer would ever share. He is not photoshopped, very short-sighted and his warranty has practically expired. But that also has its advantages. Because he does things that are not possible digitally. digitally. Laughing, for example. Or scrambled eggs. Or wondering about the world in cabaret theater. That works best together with other people. Preferably with people who have bought tickets beforehand. Cabaret is just like vegetables: ideally, you get them regionally and directly from the producer. And that's why Matthias Reuter pushes the piano onto the stage again and presents stories and songs from real life, far removed from zeros and ones. Because why always be smart? Reuter makes mistakes. That's a promise! He plays the piano at least twice every evening. And he sings in such a way that it's hardly noticeable. And he looks for analog role models. Like the elderly lady, for example, who summarized everything you need to know about the Internet in one sentence: “I don't speak English, but I always press NO!” Now that's a pragmatic approach. And so there is topical satire and piano cabaret with self-made thoughts. Imperfection at its best. Because Reuter already suspects: “What will throw humanity out of the race? Computers that can play dumb.” But fortunately, technology is still a long way off.