Darwin's world - in search of "Hans im Glück"

We are Hans on his tramp to luck and show according to Darwin the adaptation to the biotope via variation and natural selection. To the left and to the right of the roadside manner and method are splitting in diversity of life and being.
"Hans", said the Master "you served me faithfully, and as was the service though shall be the wage" and gave him a chunk of gold - the size of his head. But what is a head full of gold if you can go on horseback instead of walking and what is a horse if you can have a cow. We prefer to have what the others have and even more.
What has Hans that Franz hasn't got? Or has Franz what Hans hasn't got? And if Hans has what Franz doesn't have, can Franz create it himself, imitate, catch up or does Franz anyhow have something new, something better? The Best. Does achievement count, or talent? Is the journey the reward and where does it go along? Should we collect talents like mileage in order to achieve the manager bonus? Is convertible the same as incredible or reversed?
We run a field-, hero- and world-research, search for luck, consider parallel-currencies, evaluate and resist values, valuta, valuably valueless ness and swap the prize against the "Eierlegende Wollmilchsau".

With:
Donna Wilson - London, Azumi and David - London, Fin - Oslo, Komana - London, Piia Hänninen - Helsinki, Poor - Warschau, Julia&Ben - Berlin, Huihui - Hamburg, Foldpaper - Zürich, Adam and Eve - Genf, Peter Müller - Zürich, Birte Hennigsen - Hamburg, van bery - Lausanne, affolter/de beaufort - Zürich, ulrikegestalten - Berlin , Mundi - Island, Anna Heuger - Hamburg, Jutta Südbeck - Berlin, Bitten Stetter - Hamburg and illustrations by Paul Steen - Stockholm