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Your data might be in Europe but your risks are not

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New ebook: How to Be Less Wrong in a Polycrisis

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Why some organisations learn to be less wrong (and others don't)

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Weeknote 06/2026

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Building a 'thinking system' to help you be less wrong

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How to be less wrong in a polycrisis

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Ambiguity, legibility, and working in the open (ambiguiti.es)

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Weeknote 05/2026

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January 2026: systems, software, and self

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Claude's Constitution and the trap of corporate AI ethics

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Extending Proton Calendar beyond its limits

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The purpose of your website is what it does

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Weeknote 04/2026

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Coming soon

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Why Your Organisation Needs Someone “Unemployable”

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Why your worst decision probably came from your best analysis

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How and why I've migrated from from Google to Proton

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Weeknote 03/2026

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Cognitive Autonomous Zones: against “framework fundamentalism”

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You are here: mental models for 2026

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