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A Hodgepodge for the Hungry Mind.
THE HERALD'S PULSE

Your Wild Selection


Margo Raats' Kept In Colour — The Night Music Became an Ecosystem of Moods
Margo Raats Concert, Brixton, London, April 7 2026
Apr 121 min read


Aviation. Is This the End of an Affair?
Has the aviation industry lost its magic? Or are we just overwhelmed?
Apr 17 min read


Old Gems Becoming Future-Driven Greatness—Will Your Company Be Next?
Article by Rik Raats How Old Gems Can Oftern Surpass Startups —There is a specific kind of alchemy required to look at a "dusty" legacy and see a diamond. True entrepreneurial greatness often isn't about inventing something from thin air; it’s about recognizing the hidden lifeblood in an "olden vehicle" and refueling it with a modern vision. The Syndicate for the "Responsible" Few Government employees found their way to affordable insurance by this syndicate association perky
Mar 264 min read


Yes, It’s St. Patrick’s Day — and This Year I Wildly Tribute this Celebration to the Reigning Irish Cathedral of Streaming: All Hail Saoirse Ronan
Yes, It’s St. Patrick’s Day — and This Year I Wildly Tribute this Celebration to the Reigning Irish Cathedral of Streaming: All Hail Saoirse Ronan.
Mar 173 min read


Fisherman Who Failed Gets the World to Win
A goldmine of guidance hidden in the Hemmingway classic that became the marlin of world literature
Mar 127 min read


Since 2022 Streamed on Netflix (U.S. & Canada)—I've Watched it 23 Times, and Still Longing for Another Night of Adventure with the Letter-Laden-Corpse.
The movie which you will recall, each time you read a bed-time story Article by Rik Raats Yes, it's worth a transatlantic flight (or just pay video-on-demand for it via Apple TV or Amazon Video).The Masterpiece of Storytelling. Why “Operation Mincemeat” Keeps Rewarding the Viewer? Some films entertain for two hours and disappear. Others linger. And then there are the rare works that quietly return to your mind long after the credits have rolled. The 2022 historical drama “Ope
Feb 65 min read


How Civilisation Grows from the Mayonnaise of Human Imperfection
Seldom our bright-minded illusion brings to the next stage of development—It's the accidental wrong in the right direction that makes the great invention land in our lap.
Feb 14 min read


How Civilisation Grows from the Mayonnaise of Human Imperfection
February 1, 2026 Article by Rik Raats We are living through a moment of deep unease. Generative AI systems now produce text, images, strategies, and decisions at a speed and scale that openly challenge human relevance. At the same time, shared values erode, public trust thins, and societies increasingly find themselves shaped by vast corporate structures and authoritarian power rather than by civic imagination. In such a climate, the real question is no longer whether techn
Feb 14 min read
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