| Occupation | In daily life, I am a classical music publisher, but I also teach philosophy of law at the University of Amsterdam |
| Website | https://www.felix-editions.com |
| Other things about me | head fi, audiophile stuff, argumentation theory, John Rawls, photography, gamer |
| Hometown | Amsterdam |
A bit of research ahead of #PasswordsCon in Bergen, Norway, May 15-18.
Does your kids, partner or anyone else in close family know the pin/password to your personal phone, and/or have they registered a fingerprint/face allowing them access to your phone?
(please retoot!)
After witnessing a white doctor refuse to treat a sick, elderly Native American woman who later died, Susan La Flesche Picotte decided to become a physician to help her people. Born in 1865, she grew up on Nebraska’s Omaha reservation.
In 1889, Picotte became the first female Native American to earn a medical degree in the U.S. She raised funding & opened Wathill Hospital in 1913 - the first private hospital on a reservation. https://drsusancenter.org/dr-susan #HistoryRemix #history #science
I exist as the person that I am because of my local library.
I would go there whenever I wanted to read books.
Books don’t just go away when you’re finished them, their words sit on your mind, to sink deeper and deeper into you, until they are a part of who you are.
Sometimes a very important part.
The possibility for change is anathema to people who insist they have had the whole truth already revealed to them.
Coco 591 - Fanny Hensel's April part 5 💙🎵🎶 A variation of the beginning with jumps and hand crossings in the left hand. Beautiful evening and good night ✨️
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=Et_DGVw65HA
Cheshire
Per Thorsheim
Sheril Kirshenbaum
Simon McGarr
Grassroots Law Project
Eva Meitner