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Personal Columns
- 48.Worth $400 Billion. According to Whom?
- 47.Goodbye, Barcode. What Does That Little Square Know About Me?
- 46.Europe Can Do More Than We Think. Even Without an American Cloud.
- 45.I Browse Incognito. Why Do They Know Where I Am?
- 44.I Want to Live Longer. And Keep Taking Part.
- 43.My Vote Is Mine. But Who Chooses What I See?
- 42.My Freezer Just Wants to Stay Cold
- 41.I am dead, my AI lives on
- 40.Feed People. Not Bins.
- 39.Who Says Your Brain Retires?
- 38.AI Saves Time. Who Gets That Time?
- 37.The Travel Agent Sees Everything. Except What It Cannot See.
- 36.Cut the Rule. Then the Chair.
- 35.Ad Latjes: The 1990 Playboy Interview — From the Archive
- 34.One Hour Free. Already Booked.
- 33.Does This Airport Have a Plug?
- 32.Fear? I Don’t Buy It.
- 31.Sea View, Breakfast & a Scammer
- 30.My Best Employee Has a Plug
- 29.The Supplier Holds the Keys
- 28.Next Stop: The Hague — No One Above the Law
- 27.The Broccoli Is Waiting for a Password
- 26.Europe: 27 Housemates and One Veto
- 25.A Broken Data Centre. A Cleaner Internet?
- 24.The Deal Is Big. The Bill Comes Later.
- 23.Yellowstone Is Far Away. Until the Bill Arrives.
- 22.The World Is Ending. Unless We Pay Attention.
- 21.The Cloud Is Right Here on Earth
- 20.Whose Towel Is This?
- 19.Born Without Clicking Agree
- 18.Should Computers Teach Us Some Manners?
- 17.Almost the Same DNA. Yet We Still Keep Arguing.
- 16.The Computer Knows What I Can Do. Now My Boss Needs to Catch Up.
- 15.The Alarm Cost a Thousand Euros. The Password Was Welkom123.
- 14.Pedro Looks for a Home. Maria Looks for a Future.
- 13.My Nose Is No Tripod for the Secret Service
- 12.Why the Red Cap Stays On
- 11.Popular Does Not Mean True
- 10.AI Has No Conscience. Who Holds the Keys?
- 9.Parliament Sleeps. The AI Agents Negotiate.
- 8.The Algorithm Is Fast, Except When It Has to Pay
- 7.The Dictator with Table Manners
- 6.Free Water and a Chance at the Jackpot
- 5.The Netherlands Puts Tata Steel on Snooze Again
- 4.The Court Is in The Hague, but the Off Switch Is in Washington
- 3.The Most Important Employee in the Hospital Is a Ballpoint Pen
- 2.The Doctor Delivers Pizzas While the Hospital Is Looking for Staff
- 1.The Bargain That Is No Longer a Bargain
World Problems, Future Solutions
- 16.Seeing Is No Longer Believing. Now What?
- 15.My AI Works. Who Is It Working For?
- 14.World Power Has No Lifetime Guarantee
- 13.Are Medicines a Human Right?
- 12.Behind Bars. Still Human.
- 11.I Voted. Dinner Tasted Better.
- 10.I’m a Person. Not a Profile.
- 9.My Steak Has a Side Hustle
- 8.Deserted Cities
- 7.Ready to Talk?
- 6.The Day Travel Died
- 5.My AI Asks Why I Want a Vacation
- 4.Borders Don’t Stop Water
- 3.Sorry, No Humans Needed. — The Future We Took Back
- 2.The Day the World Fired Us
- 1.When Veldhoven Slows, the World Must Wait
More ideas, fresh perspectives
- 16.How to Verify Viral Claims Without Losing Your Mind
- 15.Geopolitics Explained for Beginners, Without Jargon
- 14.Why an English Podcast About Global Issues Matters
- 13.Future Scenarios for Global Problems That Matter
- 12.How Migration Changes Local Communities in Real Life
- 11.What Causes Extreme Wildfire Seasons Today?
- 10.Why Climate Adaptation Matters Now, Not Later
- 9.Can Technology Improve Food Security for All?
- 8.How to Solve Nursing Staff Shortages for Good
- 7.How Aging Populations Affect the Economy
- 6.What Causes the Housing Affordability Crisis?
- 5.How Misinformation Changes Public Opinion
- 4.Why Are Democracies Becoming More Polarized?
- 3.How to Protect Privacy From AI Without Going Offline
- 2.Are Algorithms Making Decisions for Us Now?
- 1.How Should Humans Govern Artificial Intelligence?
Guest Columns
Silent Drama Stories
Behind polite smiles, the drama begins. Family and corporate dramas, 100% fictional and created for entertainment.