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Why We Kill Anomalies – Just When Understanding Could Begin?
Stories of serendipitous discovery are well known. We have learned many elegant episodes about serendipity; they are usually told as […]
A Closer Look at the Content of “Authentic Serendipity-and Why We Need 21st-Century Jesters”
Welcome to a look inside my new book, Authentic Serendipity — and Why We Need 21st-Century Jesters. What began as […]
The Book I Wrote—and the Book That Rewrote Me
When Writing Becomes a Peregrinaggio My new book, Authentic Serendipity—and Why We Need 21st-Century Jesters, has now been published. Writing […]
From Brain Drain to Brain Gravity
Building a living laboratory for international collaboration, sustainable development and a new generation of innovation ecosystems. Welcome to Oasis Seychelles! […]
The Missing Layer in AI Strategy: Cognitive Infrastructure
AI Is Becoming a Commodity. Cognitive Infrastructure Is Still Missing. AI is rapidly becoming a commodity. But mainly at the […]
The Genius of “What If…?”
There may be no cheaper creativity tool in the world. No workshop is required. No facilitator. No Post-it notes. No […]
Why Walpole Got It All Wrong – I Finally Found a Reason Why Serendipity Research Is Ambiguous
The Mysteries Around the Origins of Serendipity For more than 250 years, the official origin story of serendipity has rested […]
The Diversity Paradox Revisited – How the Book Project Cultivated My Thinking
Why I No Longer Think Facilitation Is Enough A few days ago, while revisiting my old presentation materials, I stumbled […]
Luck Surface Area: Why “The More You Do, the Luckier You Get” Is Misleading
One of the most popular pieces of career advice in recent years is also one of the most misleading: increase […]
The 21st-Century Jester – Definition and Distinctiveness
In contrast to a mere comedian or class clown, a 21st-Century Jester is envisioned as a trusted yet subversive advisor […]
Hard Hands-On Research Is Possible — Even in Serendipity
Last week I spent 45 minutes on a wonderful Google Meet with Susan Hilbolling . Susan, together with Pernille Smith, […]