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Jennifer Kinne writes long-form essays on governance and accountability in AI and science, unpacking concepts like information-theoretic coherence and critiquing overhyped research findings. Each issue offers a single deep argument with worked definitions, case examples, and careful attention to what studies do and do not show.
Essays by Dr Alwin Tan examining how organisations fail people through systemic problems: customer-metric obsession, the lingering effects of bullying after cases are closed, and diffuse responsibility that leaves no one accountable. Readers get a governance and leadership lens on healthcare and corporate failure, often framed with Amazon's leadership principles as a reference point.
A Swedish-language newsletter of personal essays arguing for individual and structural accountability beyond party politics and ideological labels. It reflects on polarisation, the erosion of international law, and who profits from crisis and from harm to the public.
A reader-supported newsletter from the Trump-Epstein Reading Room & Bookmobile project, documenting a 2026 tour that displays the released Epstein files in bound volumes. It covers tour logistics, survivor-led events, and advocacy around accountability and the podcast From Now On.
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