25 February 2023Uncategorised Fair play for frogs Frogs jump out of gradually heating water, but humans stick with failing paths of action. So why do we keep dissing frogs?
18 February 2023Uncategorised Taboo topics Some NZ bookstores won’t stock books referring to vaccination in any way, including my new novel. What does this mean for our society?
11 February 2023Uncategorised When life serves you cucumbers … When life serves you cucumbers … you could put them on your face. Or, preferably, make great soup.
3 February 2023Uncategorised Singing & Biking What is the similarity between singing and biking? In the learning, it turns out, as I discovered this week.
29 October 2022Uncategorized Where’s COVID at? Back in New Zealand from South Korea, the almost complete lack of masks is really evident. What’s funny is how one’s norm […]
1 October 2022Uncategorized Power of the People This week has demonstrated how a small number of people with the right connections can have big impact in New Zealand. Franco, […]
24 September 2022Uncategorized When Things Don’t Work When things don’t work properly you want to fix them, right? The pictures above are illustrate one of those situations where a […]
17 September 2022Uncategorized Goodbye traffic lights The traffic light system was ignominiously dismissed at the beginning of this week, ending on September 12the. It’s apparently done its time […]
3 September 2022Uncategorized Excess Profits What is an excess profit? Too much, of course. But how much is too much? Times are getting tougher in New Zealand, […]
27 August 2022Uncategorized Excessive Complexity I hypothesise that the rise of AI will be driven by humans having created systems upon which we are dependent, and that […]