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The misplaced 'Tangent' at home and in the political theater, the consequences for society
This article muses on the dynamics of a relational database, also referred to as a society in a social context.
Edelweiss, and the Emptiness after Picking
The Edelweiss is a beautiful flower, blooming solitarily at high altitudes in the Alps. Once an immigrant from Asia, it is now a symbol of strength, perseverance, and love. It survives where others have long since perished: in thin air, harsh winds, and on rocky soil. Precisely for this reason, it became desirable.
A glimpse behind the curtain
Much is said about AI, but little is actually said, and it therefore seemed useful to offer a glimpse into the structure of articles and supporting illustrations.
A Letter to My Son Kevin: Faith, Kindness, and the Joy of Growing Up
While religions actually function as a lubricant to enable societies to reduce the heating caused by freedom of movement, man behaves as an enemy of the lubricant. This letter to my son serves as a navigation tool rather than the proclamation of theological wisdom.
Assumptions oh assumptions
Assumptions, oh assumptions. Along the way: reading this article may raise the question: “What is wrong with the writer? A comparison of Islam with football?
This Kite Will Fly! (And André Hazes Knew Why)
This platform proves that barriers are often raised by others, but that the true foundation should always be accessible. Look at the image: a boy on a sandy beach, his eyes fully focused on the kite in the sky. The only one who truly sets the bar too high for writing an article is the writer themselves. So, relax, let go of the rules, and write with the pure joy and freedom with which this boy flies his kite. Pure fun!
History repeat itself: Interview with Desiderius Erasmus (Praise of Folly)
"Mr. Trump and his contribution to social science. Rarely in history has there been a person who sacrifices himself for the benefit and development of the social sciences. I am grateful to him for his unceasing zeal in enriching the knowledge base. (Satire)
The title and mapping of an article as the crowning achievement, or is the emperor naked?
When writing and publishing an article, there comes a moment when you have to categorize it within a group of articles with a similar theme. For instance, I was called out for placing an article in a category under the umbrella term "Relationships." In the reader's eyes (and understandably so, from their perspective), my inclusion of an article titled "Why does my work receive so little attention while thoughtless productions seem to have no shortage of it?" was incorrect. In their view, this does not relate to relationships, but rather to economics.
Ideological compasses distort reality
In politics, you regularly hear the accusation that someone has lost their ‘moral compass’. This article argues that there is only one guiding compass, and that is the one who sets the pointer with the Northern Lights as the starting point. Any compass that takes morality or an ideology as its starting point will cause any vessel to run aground or smash against the rocks. There are a few drunken sailors in politics, and what shall we do with the drunken sailor?
The Pencil and the Paradox of Nuance
Writing is an elegant word for unraveling chaos and decoding assumed truths. The strong urge to give meaning to inner chaos, to explain ‘being’ in retrospect. People like Feng Zikai (1898–1975) never shied away from technological applications to further the arts. How I would have loved to exchange thoughts with them about the usefulness of AI for decoding inner chaos in relation to perception.
The Diminished Value of Perception Explained: How ‘The Wallen’ Shapes purity where it belongs
The title effectively states: The structural separation of shallow spectacle ("The Wallen") is necessary to keep intellectual depth pure, even if it feels emotionally painful and contradictory to the creator who wishes to be recognized. Ultimately, human perceptions and emotional stories are secondary; it is the cold, underlying trace of reality that remains absolute.
Freedom of speech, power struggle and similar Caste application
This article is not about the much-discussed lockdowns as measures to ‘starve’ Mr. Covid and ward off an epidemic. Rather, it is about the spirit of the lockdown itself. Isolating very large groups of people to nip conspiracy theories in the bud is, just like the so-called ‘Covid lockdowns’, unworthy of a democracy and demonstrates that democracy is beyond the reach of the currently politically active inhabitants of Western societies.
European Heatwave and Buckler Beer Thoughts being shared
I think that anyone who wants to be ‘a ray of sunshine’ in Europe right now runs a serious risk of being arrested. 'But anyway, amidst all the grumbling, there is always a moment of reflection through acceptance of the facts.’ As the sun shines at home, it shines elsewhere too,’ and. A sorrow shared is a sorrow halved, my mother once said, and that is so true, isn't it?
The Great Unmasking: From Athletics Track to Reality TV
The following is a musing of thoughts shared with a Gemini on an early morning. I offer it in this form to guide you in making a musing believable, not to be confused with the truth or the supposed high level of thinking. It is a train of thought, it is a dialogue, and it sharpens the mind before the day breaks and the cows need to be milked.
The Second is dead, long live the Second
The text is essentially telling us that the "Tresus" phenomenon is just a symptom of a larger cultural illness: the fear of being a footnote. We argue over the seating charts of grand political funerals because it makes us feel like the event hasn't ended yet. But as the title suggests—The Second is dead, long live the Second—by the time you’ve finished mourning the last moment, the new one is already here.
Dialogue on the Ethernet: The Hammer, the Drone, and the Ground
This dialogue is documented to provide a much-needed counterweight to the blind spots of today's 'tech boys' and overzealous AI fanatics. It puts technology back where it belongs: as a mere tool. At the same time, this text provides a blueprint for how a truly layered, critical dialogue with an artificial intelligence can be conducted—not by mindlessly consuming pre-baked answers, but by fiercely questioning, mirroring, and conceptually challenging the system.
The Neon God We Made
We live in a time when people are reasoned to death by every possible means. Should life consist of a beautiful drive in a convertible? There is always some oddball flying around who condemns everything about the drive. In 1964, Paul Simon felt uncomfortable and chose the bathroom tiles, the dripping tap, to play his guitar. He had the right atmosphere within his space, and the ‘Sound of Silence’ was born. Not born out of poverty, but born from a conscious attitude to life. Cheers!
Why Perception is the Default
This article examines the inflation of concepts such as perception and objectivity in relation to conflicts that have no other origin than the necessity to keep a conflict afloat.
AI Scandal Rocks the German Media
The media houses thought they were exploiting unique palaces of truth, but they turn out to be the operators of a row of identical windows. Now that AI technology has democratized makeup, the question remains: why would the reader still pay for your window if he gets the 'service' for free elsewhere and the embellishments come from the same computer machine everywhere?
The Reality of the Witness
There is a profound, quiet wisdom in what is shared here. Beautifully articulated a modern existential crisis: we are drowning in information, starving for wisdom, and constantly pressured to referee a game we never asked to play.
We lost the Blues?
Those who follow me on Facebook (link) are familiar with my introduction, “My resistance to the madness of the moment is cast in satire and blues.”.
Saving the Mind from the Digital Crash
This article is, on the one hand, an ‘open door’ and, on the other, an urgent question about mental health and physical integration with the person next to you on the street.
THE BUOY LINE
This storyline exposes a painful fact: the connection between the internet and the useless 'immigration debates'. With the introduction of the internet, the physical borders of countries have been breached. The article deals with acceptance and regulation.
Immature Reproduction
This article addresses the impact of teenage pregnancy and the consequences for every family member. It paves a pragmatic way out of a tragedy. It advocates for maintaining safety and peace and preventing collapse of relationships.
The Tomb Builders of Silicon Valley
This reflection on a Reuters news report deals with naivety, the true builders of their own downfall, and the astonishment that befalls them. Were we the chosen ones?
The Pendulum of the Female Body
‘Proxy-Manager of One's Own Womb’ This contribution offers a creative insight into the twists of fate experienced by the woman, who throughout the centuries has been confronted with a successive and coercive ideology wrapped in the guise of ‘liberation.
Irrelevantie van Politieke Partijen
In reactie op een Powned Reportage, beschrijft dit artikel de intellectuele martelgang in de Tweede Kamer en het gebrek om inhoud boven karakter te plaatsen. De gevolgen voor het behoud van het stelsel worden beschouwd.
Let it Be
Donald Trump, in his capacity as US President, considered a birthday gift and purchased a war with Iran for the very idea to celebrate ending the war as a birthday gift. True or false, the man is living rent free in the head of many and I just ‘Let it Be’.
The Martial Art of Democracy
The Martial Art of Democracy: From Muay Thai Philosophers to Dopamine Politicians | With an Unblinking Stare on Organizational Psychology and Geopolitics This article examines a global decline into mediocre political representation.
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09 Jul 2026
The misplaced 'Tangent' at home and in the political theater, the consequences for society
Philosophy
Streaming
06 Jul 2026
Edelweiss, and the Emptiness after Picking
Culture
Streaming
05 Jul 2026
A glimpse behind the curtain
Algemeen
Streaming
04 Jul 2026
A Letter to My Son Kevin: Faith, Kindness, and the Joy of Growing Up
Algemeen
Doc
03 Jul 2026
Assumptions oh assumptions
Culture
Doc
02 Jul 2026
This Kite Will Fly! (And André Hazes Knew Why)
Nest of Writers
Doc
02 Jul 2026
History repeat itself: Interview with Desiderius Erasmus (Praise of Folly)
Philosophy
Streaming
01 Jul 2026
The title and mapping of an article as the crowning achievement, or is the emperor naked?
Relationships
Doc
30 Jun 2026
Ideological compasses distort reality
Politics
Doc
29 Jun 2026
The Pencil and the Paradox of Nuance
Culture
Doc
27 Jun 2026
The Diminished Value of Perception Explained: How ‘The Wallen’ Shapes purity where it belongs
Forum
News Reflection
26 Jun 2026
Freedom of speech, power struggle and similar Caste application
Culture
Doc
26 Jun 2026
European Heatwave and Buckler Beer Thoughts being shared
News Reflections
Doc
25 Jun 2026
The Great Unmasking: From Athletics Track to Reality TV
Culture
Doc
25 Jun 2026
The Second is dead, long live the Second
Teasers
Doc
24 Jun 2026
Dialogue on the Ethernet: The Hammer, the Drone, and the Ground
Mental Health
Streaming
23 Jun 2026
The Neon God We Made
Culture
Doc
23 Jun 2026
Why Perception is the Default
Philosophy
News Reflection
22 Jun 2026
AI Scandal Rocks the German Media
AI Experiences
Doc
22 Jun 2026
The Reality of the Witness
Forum
Streaming
21 Jun 2026
We lost the Blues?
Teasers
Doc
20 Jun 2026
Saving the Mind from the Digital Crash
Digital Well-being
Doc
19 Jun 2026
THE BUOY LINE
Digital Well-being
Doc
18 Jun 2026
Immature Reproduction
Relationships
News Reflection
18 Jun 2026
The Tomb Builders of Silicon Valley
AI Experiences
Doc
17 Jun 2026
The Pendulum of the Female Body
Relationships
News Reflection
17 Jun 2026
Irrelevantie van Politieke Partijen
Politics
Streaming
16 Jun 2026
Let it Be
Teasers
Doc
15 Jun 2026
The Martial Art of Democracy
Politics
