As usual, the US Supreme Court is taking major decisions. It has been called « deciding on the future of the internet ». Someone is suing Google, alleging Google supported ISIS by recommending its videos. In 1996 the US Congress passed the Telecommunications Act of 1996. It’s section 230 generally…

In the early 20th century, humanity invented the concept of the photon. Photons are the massless, basic building blocks of lights. They travel at 299'792'458 m/s. You might have heard them described as being both a particle and a wave at the same time. The reality is more complex¹. In…

We’ve changed how we live. In the last 200 years we’ve seen a massive increase of the world population (roughly 1 -> 8 billion) but also in urbanization (<10% -> >55%). These massive changes have led to tensions. How should land be used? Who should be allowed to live where…

In my previous post, I spoke about why I don’t believe in equality. In this one I’d like to pitch the idea that there is a tension between equality and liberty. I’ll explore what a maximum equality, and a maximum liberty world would look like. …

Software Engineers spend a large portion of their time debugging software. One source of bugs is the misunderstanding of some nuanced instructions. Think of how an oxford comma can change the entire meaning of a sentence. One of these hard-to-understand concepts is equality*. On the surface it looks simple. If…