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Mohd Parid Jaya

Mohd Parid Jaya (Peter Buitelaar) writes at the intersection of forensic psychology, international tax law, and systemic risk analysis. Drawing on over three decades of corporate advisory and NGO experience across Europe, the US, and Asia, his independent dispatches prioritize objective behavioral analysis and structural integrity.
  • Joined: March 5, 2026

Freedom of speech, power struggle and similar Caste application

This article is not about the much-discussed lockdowns as measures to ‘starve’ Mr. Covid and ward off an epidemic. Rather, it is about the spirit of the lockdown itself. Isolating very large groups of people to nip conspiracy theories in the bud is, just like the so-called ‘Covid lockdowns’, unworthy of a democracy and demonstrates that democracy is beyond the reach of the currently politically active inhabitants of Western societies.

European Heatwave and Buckler Beer Thoughts being shared

European Heatwave

I think that anyone who wants to be ‘a ray of sunshine’ in Europe right now runs a serious risk of being arrested. 'But anyway, amidst all the grumbling, there is always a moment of reflection through acceptance of the facts.’ As the sun shines at home, it shines elsewhere too,’ and. A sorrow shared is a sorrow halved, my mother once said, and that is so true, isn't it?

The Great Unmasking: From Athletics Track to Reality TV

The following is a musing of thoughts shared with a Gemini on an early morning. I offer it in this form to guide you in making a musing believable, not to be confused with the truth or the supposed high level of thinking. It is a train of thought, it is a dialogue, and it sharpens the mind before the day breaks and the cows need to be milked.

The Second is dead, long live the Second

The Second is dead

The text is essentially telling us that the "Tresus" phenomenon is just a symptom of a larger cultural illness: the fear of being a footnote. We argue over the seating charts of grand political funerals because it makes us feel like the event hasn't ended yet. But as the title suggests—The Second is dead, long live the Second—by the time you’ve finished mourning the last moment, the new one is already here.

Dialogue on the Ethernet: The Hammer, the Drone, and the Ground

Dialogue on the Ethernet

This dialogue is documented to provide a much-needed counterweight to the blind spots of today's 'tech boys' and overzealous AI fanatics. It puts technology back where it belongs: as a mere tool. At the same time, this text provides a blueprint for how a truly layered, critical dialogue with an artificial intelligence can be conducted—not by mindlessly consuming pre-baked answers, but by fiercely questioning, mirroring, and conceptually challenging the system.

The Neon God We Made: Why 'The Sound of Silence' is a Warning for the Modern Thinker.

The Neon God We Made

We live in a time when people are reasoned to death by every possible means. Should life consist of a beautiful drive in a convertible? There is always some oddball flying around who condemns everything about the drive. In 1964, Paul Simon felt uncomfortable and chose the bathroom tiles, the dripping tap, to play his guitar. He had the right atmosphere within his space, and the ‘Sound of Silence’ was born. Not born out of poverty, but born from a conscious attitude to life. Cheers!

AI Scandal Rocks the German Media

The media houses thought they were exploiting unique palaces of truth, but they turn out to be the operators of a row of identical windows. Now that AI technology has democratized makeup, the question remains: why would the reader still pay for your window if he gets the 'service' for free elsewhere and the embellishments come from the same computer machine everywhere?