Welcome to the Big Table (Why we’re done with the squinting).

Ever tried eating a four-course gourmet dinner off a postage stamp? Imagine a steak the size of a pea and wine served in a thimble. You’d probably laugh and ask for a real plate and a proper table.

Yet, this is exactly what we do with our brains every day. We try to understand the whole world on a few square centimeters of glass.

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Every year, specifically on May 5th, the flag is raised in the Netherlands to celebrate the liberation of the Kingdom of the Netherlands from an oppressive occupier (1940–1945).

This serves as the conclusion to the commemoration of the fallen and the civilian victims who resisted that oppressor, as well as the victims of ruthless crimes against humanity committed by the aforementioned occupier.

However, the state of society and the deplorable condition... More https://profpeter.online/why-may-4th-and-5th-no-longer-fit-the-netherlands-of-today/

A critique of cognitive surrender to AI and the loss of original thought.

“We’re all just the Evil Queen now. We walk up to the screen and say, ‘Mirror, mirror on the wall, write this email for me so I don’t have to think at all.’ It’s not a brain; it’s a reflection—and we’re just paying for the glass.

What’s one task you’ve recently handed over to the “Mirror” that you think might have been better off with a little more of your own “messy” thinking?

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