★ In this edition
Nine pieces — one body of thought
Nine pieces — beginning with personal accountability, moving through polemical diagnosis and economic analysis, on to science, the foundation of Nova Democratia and its currency application, ending with two concrete policy recommendations. Education is developed as a trilogy in three parts — diagnosis, price and choice. Each piece stands on its own — together they form a continuous thread. For the technical workings behind them, we refer you to the supplement Behind the Numbers.
Why I am as I am
On the outcome at the end, and the people who think only of tomorrow. A personal accounting in eight parts.
Your thermostat is smarter than your minister
€20,000 is stolen. Solving it costs €73,000. On government without a dead band, and why that is destroying us.
The NEPK Climate Logic
Why the Dutch economic implosion is accelerating faster than expected. A tipping-point analysis with the calendar attached.
Back to the workbench, forward to thinking
Manifesto. Three tracks — craftsmanship, broad knowledge, classical pre-education — to restore Dutch education.
The price of the bloom
What it costs to restore Dutch education — in money, convenience and electoral reward. And why delay is more expensive.
Choose a side
The closing piece. What we can still save, what we can no longer save, and why you must speak out now.
Nova Democratia
A new political-constitutional model that unites democracy and efficiency. Not an amendment, but a different foundation.
Seven Dimensions
From a theoretical physics framework to technological breakthroughs. How G, W and N extend the standard model — and what that means for computing, nanotechnology and quantum computing.
NEPK-FX
Neural prediction of exchange rates based on the NEPK formula. With concrete trading signals at 12 and 24 months — proof that the framework works.
From Taxing to Attracting
The Netherlands is levying away what it should be retaining. A concrete plan to attract capital, talent and enterprises rather than drive them out.
Resilience and Selection
Why a society that removes all friction undermines its own strength. On the biological and economic logic of resilient selection.
