The Openhand HQ recently relocated to the Isle of Man, a small self-governing island in the middle of the British Isles. It's a fascinating place for sure, with miles of beautiful countryside and the ocean full of whales and dolphins - a place of peaceful harmony.

Yet it's also a place of superlative paradoxes. Right now, the peace and quietness are being abruptly pierced by the world-famous Isle of Man TT superbike contest. It takes place on the regular roads, between walls and trees, through the centre of villages and towns at speeds that have been clocked at over 200 mph!

Personally, I'm not at all put off by it - quite the opposite. I find it inspiring - on the edge of life and death, being pushed to the limit, with not a hair's breadth of wiggle room for mistakes. It shakes the sleepy Simulation of life apart at the seams with vibrant energies that shatter the Matrix.

Can you imagine what the health and safety boffins of the EU would make of this?!...