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The 21st-Century Jester – Definition and Distinctiveness

04.12.202518.08.2026

In contrast to a mere comedian or class clown, a 21st-Century Jester is envisioned as a trusted yet subversive advisor […]

02.12.2025

You may notice that I borrowed the title of this essay from one of my all-time favorite books: Joseph Campbell’s […]

28.11.202530.11.2025

Jerome Bruner (1915–2016) was one of the most influential psychologists of the 20th century — a pioneering thinker who reshaped […]

23.11.202513.03.2026

Why modern organisations urgently need new vocabulary when an old archetype is returning For nearly three hundred years the jester […]

11.11.202524.03.2026

“Cover Art Credit: Feng Shui London UK – Exploring Greek Time Concepts in Feng Shui (2024) Welcome back to Serendipity […]

04.11.2025

With this newsletter I will question “interpersonal serendipity” — those “X met Y and everything changed” tales — being not […]

30.10.2025

You can’t fight fire with fire – right? So you may think and it’s a statement which 99 % of […]

09.10.202530.11.2025

Once upon a time, there was an award-winning global reference model for collaborative working environments in Joensuu, Finland — […]

07.10.2025

As this, or any other, complex word grows in usage, it gathers up many new meanings… to the point where […]

22.09.2025

The world is full of mystery — and so are the ways chance events intertwine with our wandering thoughts across […]

07.09.202511.03.2026

Is our planet burning—literally.? You might believe so, if you take the content of social media seriously. Referring to these […]

11.08.2025

What does a humpback whale have in common with a wind turbine? More than you might think. This is a […]