SuperReturn Conference in Berlin Criticized by Monopol Columnist

The Monopol magazine's cooking columnist, Mohamed, offers a critical perspective on the SuperReturn Venture conference held in Berlin, Germany. The event, which took place near the Zoologischer Garten station, attracted a global financial elite from Europe, North America, the Middle East, China, and India. The columnist observed heavy police presence and closed-off streets, describing the atmosphere as akin to an immersive museum exhibition or a biennale performance titled "Eat the Rich! Even if it tastes bad!" He criticized the conference for its focus on profit at the expense of people and the environment, noting discussions on topics like "VC & government policy: is alignment needed?" and the attendees' reliance on lobbyists. The columnist also highlighted the wastefulness of the event, with attendees discarding plastic containers and bags on the streets, while the public foots the bill for security and cleaning. In contrast, he presents a recipe for Kafta Tajine, a simple Moroccan stew, as a wholesome alternative to the excesses of the conference. The recipe includes ingredients like ground beef, onions, garlic, tomatoes, and spices, and can be made in a tagine or a regular pot, with a vegan option available.