This site exhibits my personal bias towards Education, but its contents are general enough to cover a broad range of user domains. That is the nature of some theoretical principles. They are often more useful than hundreds of concrete anecdotes.

The principles of Applied Informatics that can be found in my various articles, are derived from an actual application of Theoretical Imformatics (i.e., Theoretical Computer Science) following the simple, but brilliant concept of an application of a theory that was defined by Richard P. Feynman in his famous Lectures on Physics and reproduced in "Six Easy Pieces". This is a novel approach to Applied Informatics which yields sufficient foundations for it as an academic discipline.