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Foresight & Communications consultant for private and public sector (international relations, tech, civilization); Writer/speaker/presenter; Journalist (foreign affairs [USA, EU, UK, migration, science]; PhD (Jagiellonian University), MSc Philosophy of Science (London School of Economics); MA in ESST (Maastricht University) & BA in International Relations; Author of StatePowerIndex.com & Neomedievalism.net;
Collusion – amazing tool to track the trackers
We know we are being followed in the web. But the extent to which we are tracked and the consequences of this fact have been something we are hardly aware of. Until now. A great application called Collusion allows you to track the trackers! From March 2012 on we are being officially followed by Google, […]
Posted in: Media & publications, Technicalities
How to add blank lines to WordPress post or page?
February 26, 2012
A practical technicality. Many users of WordPress.com find it irritating that one cannot easily add “empty lines” to the the content of their posts and pages. This is because the CMS editor in the visual mode automatically gets rid of blank lines, thus depriving the user of the possibility to compose the content in accordance […]
Posted in: Technicalities
“Perfect Imperfection” – Jacek Dukaj and the power of evolution
January 24, 2012
Jacek Dukaj rocks. Another Polish science fiction writer, after Stanislav Lem, has a chance to become a cornerstone on the road of science fiction. His “Ice” will be soon translated into English. We should campaign for translation of “Perfect Imperfection” as well. Here’s why. It suffices to read the synopsis of Dukaj’s book “Perfect Imperfetion” […]
Posted in: Literature, Technicalities
Google search – a few non-standard tricks
November 1, 2011
We use Google daily- the ability to use it determines the quality of our access to information. Below some non standard commands which might be useful in daily work of a journalist and researcher. I confess I note them here to have a fast access in case I would once forget them: + and – […]
Posted in: Technicalities
“The camera is on us , baby” – Stephen King’s advice on writing literature
October 25, 2011
Rarely does a advice of a famous writer make sense to the extent of making an impact on the publicist’s mood. Too often the Famous treat giving advice as an opportunity to boast about their own accomplishments. Luckily, Stephen King’s advice on how to write (originallly published as an excerpt from his “On Writing” by […]
Posted in: Literature, Poetry
Presenting #InEuropa StatePowerIndex.com in EU Commission Representation office in Warsaw (2017)
Presenting “Cities in neomedieval era” (see: neomedievalism.net for more) during Foresight 2036/2056 conference in the framework of European Capitol of Culture; Wroclaw (2016)
Moderating opening debate of Congress Polska Wielki Projekt (2016)
Moderating debate during Forum for Leaders’ Communication, Wroclaw University of Technology (2015)
Elaborating on civilzation theory at TEDx Goodenough College in London (2011)
Collecting distinction in “Crystal Pen” journalist contest (2015)
Interview on UK-EU reform deal (2016)
Leading workshop on international politics during AOFE 2015 by Warsztat Innowacji Społecznych and Adenauer Stiftung (2015)
Acting in movie, which won a prize by Fundacja Herberta (2014)
Simulator of Christianity – lecture on game theory and strategies of salvation during TEDx Gdansk (2013)
Study visit in Greece on cultural mediation and migrants (2009)
Moderating debate with Bernard-Henri Levy on future of European identity for Lech Walesa Institute (2012)
Speaking in TVP on international affairs
TEDx. London & Gdansk
IN MEDIA. Radio, press, TV
WPROST. Articles (Polish)
ACADEMIA. Research
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