The Wrong Question: Access, Not System Failure

Many people focus on extreme scenarios such as a complete system failure. This chapter deliberately takes a different perspective. I show why, in everyday life, the greater risk is often not collapse itself, but losing access within a system that is still fully functioning. It explains the difference between ownership and access in a clear way — as a foundation for greater freedom to act.

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Bitcoin – Staying Capable in Uncertain Times

Many people have a firm opinion about Bitcoin, often without ever having tried it themselves. That is why this introduction is not about persuasion, but about orientation. I address common objections, take them seriously, and put them into context step by step. Not ideologically, but practically, so that each person can decide for themselves how they view Bitcoin.

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Amicus Curiae for Bianca Witzschel

The political persecution of dissenting doctors has gained international attention. US political philosopher Leland Lehrman, a close ally of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., attended the final day of the trial in Stuttgart. In an open letter to Saxony’s Minister of Justice, he now calls for the immediate release of Bianca Witzschel – as a sign of justice, conscience, and reconciliation.

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