Truth Revisited

There is always more to say and sort through and this is my attempt to supplement the trilogy on truth with some ideas that might have remained shady, partly because I am not sure how much they are Arendt’s, Foucault’s or Havel’s. They might just be what I make of them. And seeing that this is 2026, which might turn out to be the craziest year I have lived through in a long time (at least 34 years), this episode might end up being all over the place. It is, however, very much thought-provoking. And that is what this is all about, after all.

As always, I have created a page with some resources, that might take your thoughts even further. Enjoy! And get back to me with comments, ideas and questions, please, I would love to make this even better.

Finally – Foucault!

This took longer than I hoped, but I think it is worth the wait. Because Foucault offers yet another important piece of thought on truth that – I believe – might change your perspective. As usual, the episode is available “wherever you listen to podcasts” and I hope you enjoy it. If you’d like to start your own deep dive, I have created a page on Foucault that might serve as a starting point.

Michel Foucault. Drawing by Nemomain, CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0, via Wikimedia Commons