This article reinterprets Carl Rogers’ person-centred psychology through the lens of Asperger’s and systems thinking. Stripping away sentimental language, it presents Rogers’ model as a structured feedback loop, a “Therapist Fight Club” where both therapist and client co-train, honing coherence and self-consistency. Written as an interest piece for the neurodiverse, it reframes therapy not as emotional fixing, but as optimising a system to run with fewer contradictions.

A detailed account of a suspicious job offer from a fake company called Bitgesell. After receiving a high-salary remote job pitch via LinkedIn, I was invited to a newly created Slack workspace with no team activity. The recruiter and engineering manager used free Gmail accounts, vague instructions, and urged completion of an unpaid take-home assessment. Upon questioning their legitimacy, the Slack workspace was deleted. Highlighting the key red flags, including AI-generated LinkedIn profiles, and sharing practical advice to avoid similar scams.

This article covers the launch and impact of Techstars Tokyo, Techstars’ first accelerator program in Japan. It outlines the objectives of the program, the diversity of the inaugural 2024 cohort, the involvement of major partners like JETRO and Mitsui Fudosan, and its role in linking Japanese startups to global innovation networks. It also previews the 2025 program and its continued commitment to supporting frontier technologies.

In the heart of England, where motorways snake and twist through Birmingham, there lies a structure that transcends the ordinary into the extraordinary. Its official name is the Gravelly Hill Interchange, but to the millions who traverse it, to those who marvel at its intricate design, and those who swear at missing their turning, it is simply known as Spaghetti Junction. Its beauty is terrible to behold, like the Angels of old, and is truly Ballardian. More than a mere motorway interchange, Spaghetti Junction is, in many ways, the greatest piece of post-modern art. Ever.

Successfully migrating multiple Microsoft 365 tenants into a single tenant requires a well-structured timeline and careful planning. This guide outlines a week-by-week approach to managing the migration process, from initial assessment to ongoing support, helping organizations navigate the complexities of tenant consolidation.

Merging multiple Microsoft 365 tenants into a single, cohesive environment can be a complex and challenging task. This guide provides a structured approach to migrating users, mailboxes, and resources, ensuring a smooth transition while minimizing disruptions to your organization. From planning to post-migration support, this article covers the essential steps for a successful tenant consolidation.

This article explores how refining your keyword strategy by focusing on niche, long-tail, and geo-targeted keywords can improve Clickthrough Rates (CTR) in competitive online environments. It provides practical examples and actionable steps to help advertisers enhance their ad performance by targeting more specific audience segments, reducing competition, and aligning ad content with user intent.

The promise of cloud computing’s flexibility, scalability, and cost-efficiency is often undermined by the widespread issue of overprovisioning. A study by CAST AI highlights that a significant portion of provisioned resources in Kubernetes clusters remain unused, leading to substantial waste. My experience aligns with these findings, showing that poorly controlled cloud sprawl is a common problem. While CAST AI and other providers offer solutions for optimization, cloud providers themselves are beginning to offer similar tools, despite it being in their financial interest to encourage overprovisioning. Effective cloud resource management requires a shift from cautious overprovisioning to proactive optimization to truly realize the benefits of cloud computing.

In “Words Matter: The Power of Russell Conjugation in Media and Politics,” the article explores Russell Conjugation, a linguistic technique identified by philosopher Bertrand Russell, illustrating how different word choices with similar meanings can evoke varying emotional responses. The concept highlights the power of language in shaping perceptions, particularly in media and politics, where strategic wording can influence public opinion and behavior. The article delves into the historical background of Russell Conjugation, its mechanics, and its significant impact on media narratives and political discourse, emphasizing the ethical implications of using language to manipulate or mislead. Additionally, it underscores the importance of being mindful communicators and discerning consumers of information in an age dominated by information overload.