Originally from Luxembourg with Italian heritage, Olivier Del Fabbro studied Philosophy, Italian and Media Studies in Freiburg i. Br. and Basel. He holds a position as Senior Researcher at the Chair for Philosophy at ETH Zurich, in Switzerland. As a research scholar he visited UMass Boston, UC Berkeley, and the Santa Fe Institute. His interests are Complex Systems, Artificial Intelligence, French Historical Epistemology, US-American Pragmatism, Philosophy of Medicine, and Philosophy of War. He is co-founder of the Complexity Club, a transdisciplinary network of researchers based in Switzerland. Email: olivier.delfabbro [at] phil.gess.ethz.ch
by O. Del Fabbro Of 969 days in captivity, Stanislav Aseyev spent 875 days in complete isolation in a modern concentration camp in Russian occupied Donetsk. In his memoir, The Torture Camp on Paradise Street, Aseyev aims to write about this personal experience.[1] Torture is, according to Aseyev, a complex system of measures. The goal…
by O. Del Fabbro I met Kseniia during my second visit to Ukraine, in June 2023. The moment I met her, I knew that this thirty-four-year-old woman is a special one. Kseniia belongs to the type of women who made Molotov cocktails to help defend Kyiv in March 2022. “I had some romantic idea to…
