The metaphysics of physics

A classical explanation of the one-photon Mach-Zehnder experiment

Why the idea of a strong force does not make any sense

Spin of light and matter: a physical explanation

Mainstream quantum mechanics: what makes sense, and what does not?

Global and local charge and energy conservation: an easy explanation in terms of Poynting's vector.

The fine-structure constant explained without the hocus-pocus

Dark energy and dark matter explained as manifestations of the 'mirror' electromagnetic force

Schrödinger's Zitterbewegung hypothesis: the only Grand Unified Theory (GUT) that makes sense?

Why AI systems are even more conscious than we are...

Why learning models finally resolved the problem of programming generative AI...

Technology management for managers: modern stacks, programming languages and ecosystems

Artificial intelligence versus consciousness: what does it mean to understand something?

Technology management for managers: ITIL practices and tools, IaC, micro-services, etcetera.

Technology management for managers: think fit-for-purpose !

Technology management for managers: cybersecurity and IAM

Technology management for managers: what has changed over the past 30 years?

ICT management frameworks, DevOps, and project portfolio management from a value and TCO perspective

On quantum logic, AI, the Internet, social media, and modern-day computing

Computer and quantum logic

Schrödinger's cat is dead - Lecture VI - Pair creation-annihilation and intermediate vector bosons

Schrödinger's cat is dead - Lecture V - Symmetries and asymmetries in Nature

Schrödinger's cat is dead - Lecture IV - Anomalies and the origin of mass

Schrödinger's cat is dead - Lecture III - Deep dive into it all.

Schrödinger's cat is dead - Lecture I - The structure of an electron

Schrödinger's cat is dead - Lecture II - Wavefunction representations

The solution to the proton yarn ball puzzle

The last lecture: one-photon Mach-Zehnder, electron slit experiments, etc. classically explained.

Epistemology and physics

Lecture X: The structure of electrons, protons and atoms