observation

It’s been about COVID-19 for over a year now. On all media. TV and radio are becoming more and more difficult to tolerate. Today’s main… Read More »COVID confusion?

The weather is fine now, but this morning it was snowing, I think with flakes already melting, they fell straight down, close together and quite… Read More »Fiction

Because radio provides a safe border crossing to the outside world in pandemic times, we often listen to it. That goes well until 9:30 in… Read More »The radio, Ding Ling, the Internet and Shen Congwen

Yesterday I answered the question of how Rutte could have let the parliamentary drama of 1/2 April happen. Does that answer contain knowledge? And if… Read More »What kind of political knowledge is useful?

For every jurisdiction, the first encounter with the COVID-19 virus has been a challenge of how to respond to a pandemic. It was China’s turn… Read More »The first wave and beyond: China and the USA

It is of course an impossible task for a lawyer-programmer to independently make a sound design of the developments of a pandemic in four different… Read More »Global Medical Ethics

When I worked as a starting programmer at what was then called the Center for Data Analysis of the Social Faculty of the University of… Read More »Rythm Diversity

An example: if I want to model how the influence of legal practice has evolved during the course of the pandemic in the Netherlands I… Read More »Looking for Method

Perhaps the most important issue to be addressed by anyone wishing to supplement their knowledge with toy worlds is that of the method in which… Read More »(1873) Friedrich Nietzsche and Truth (@proxytruth)