The future of humanity’s precarious legacy is discussed along the lines of location issues in an endless online conference with 126 participants from civil society. All the experts agree: “Geology is more stable, reliable and predictable than political systems and societies”. A peace steamer cruises through the Moselle vineyards, past the NATO nuclear weapons base. The last and the penultimate generations do not meet. A praying mantis transformed into a stereoscopic pre-cyborg investigates in a displaced past. On the Lower Rhine, a decommissioned nuclear reactor becomes an all-inclusive amusement park. There is still no final repository for highly radioactive waste in Germany. But “the safety-relevant information for posterity should be kept for 1 million years on various storage media”.