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Killing Us Softly - Part II
How AI May Break Society Without Ever Turning Against Us
8 hrs ago
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Dirk Wouters
Killing Us Softly - Part I
How AI May Break Society Without Ever Turning Against Us
Oct 4
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Dirk Wouters
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September 2026
Quantum Spielerei 24: Reality Depends on the Question
Why quantum properties resist a universal answer sheet, and what that could mean for computing.
Sep 29
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Dirk Wouters
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Leave No One Behind
A software migration offers a lesson for public services: when standard processes fail, frontline staff need room to act and someone must own the…
Sep 25
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Dirk Wouters
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Quantum Spielerei 23: Which Happened First?
The quantum switch lets operations unfold in a coherent superposition of orders. What does that mean for causality, time, and future quantum technology?
Sep 21
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Dirk Wouters
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The New Priesthood of Equality
How equality gains moral authority in Western institutions, why professional privilege often goes unseen, and why institutional power still needs…
Sep 17
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Dirk Wouters
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August 2026
Quantum Spielerei 22: The Particles That Never Talk
Why entangled particles show correlations without exchanging messages. A playful guide to Bell’s theorem, nonlocality and distance in quantum physics.
Aug 29
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Dirk Wouters
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The Babel Syndrome — Part 5 When Institutions Learn Instead of Control
When policies disappoint, governments often add rules. This essay shows how dialogue, frontline knowledge and feedback can help institutions learn and…
Aug 24
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Dirk Wouters
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The Babel Syndrome - Part 4 How Power Turns Complexity Into Rules
Babel Hit the Power Button
Aug 18
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Dirk Wouters
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The Babel Syndrome - Part 3 How Organisations Lose Contact With Reality
When the Map Starts Managing the Territory
Aug 14
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Dirk Wouters
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The Babel Syndrome - Part 2 Why Even Good Ideas Fail in the Real World
When Agreement Meets Reality
Aug 11
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Dirk Wouters
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The Babel Syndrome - Part 1 The Hidden Conflict Behind Our Shared Language
We Still Speak the Same Language.
Aug 8
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Dirk Wouters
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