Founders

In today’s fast-paced world and information age, knowledge has become an essential commodity that can make all the difference in achieving personal and professional goals. However, the true power of knowledge lies in its practical application. This is the driving force behind the creation of “fairwissenschaft”. The goal is to empower individuals by providing them with the knowledge and tools they need to transform their ideas into tangible results. Learning is the foundation for acquiring knowledge and applying it to achieve desired outcomes. The symbol for this product is a lion with a computer, #fairwissenschaft 🀄💻♌fairwissenschaft💙🇪🇺🇬🇧❤️. In fairwissenschaft the word FAIR and fair are used as an acronym and as meaning just/justice, respectively. FAIR is acronym for Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable. The word ‘wissenschaft’ encompasses education and research in both science and humanities, and was first introduced by Alexander Von Humboldt (and his brother) at University of Berlin.

Its not just ‘love and respect for Europe’ in WORDS only, but its ‘love and respect for Europe’ PROFESSED at St. Paul’s Cathedral, Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus aka ‘heart of British empire (where the sun never sets)’; Its ‘love and respect for Europe’ PROFESSED under ‘God of selfless love’ Anteros’ statue at Piccadilly Circus, designed by Sir Alfred Gilbert, in honor of philanthropic work of Earl of Shaftesbury https://www.britainexpress.com/London/eros-piccadilly.htm. Its said love processed here lasts forever! In Europe especially, the ‘apple of my eye’ (two regular eyes + 1 third eye) are England (offspring language/culture of Germany and France), Germany (mother of England, especially apparent in English language) and France (father of England, especially apparent in English language)

“O, to be in England, Now that April’s there, And whoever wakes in England, Sees some morning unaware, That the lowest boughs and the bushwood sheaf, Round the lem-tree bole are in tiny leaf, While the chaffinch sings on the orchard bough, In England – now!” – quote poem ‘Home Thoughts From Abroad’ by Robert Browning.
Basking under the legendary, innovative, brave and generous (too generous for their own good) ‘English Sun’, after paying my respects to the 200 years of service by the Indian Army (1746-1947), a volunteer army as the tablet states, under the East India Company and British Empire (also fondly called British Raj)! Also shown are ‘Queen Victoria Memorial at Buckingham Palace’, ‘Tower Bridge picture taken from London Bridge’ and ‘Tower of London’, latter housing some of the well *earned* laurels of the British Empire. British, French, Germans, Spanish, Italians, Greeks, Irish, Danish and other Christian White Europeans, and their descendants, out of their generosity gave knowledge en route to enlightenment to the rest of the world, and thus anything you use and like in the world from energy use to medicine is fundamentally based on their knowledge work and actions, so human civilisation would not exist without Christian Whites. Thus, whenever I make something like say bioinformatics analysis pipeline, I always remind myself its ‘built on the shoulder of giants (white christians)’ and its a debt or loan I owe to them that they can take back whenever they want as its their legacy I am just temporarily using it under lease i.e. so called ‘my ideas’ are really a reflection of their knowledge work and so called ‘my projects’ are ‘built on the shoulder of giants’ like walls standing on the foundational bricks they built.; simply put I am not the owner/landlord I am just the temporary tenant or I am like a governess who needs to eventually return fairwisenschaft back to the parents i.e. Christian Whites’ ‘brain child’ back to them, its their inheritance.

🀄💻♌fairwissenschaft💙🇪🇺🇬🇧❤️ Power of learning is realized when its effectively applied. So be wise enough to think using brain and brave enough to act using heart.

FAIRwissenschaft or fairwissenschaft: The Logo And Tagline

The choice of logo or symbol 🀄💻♌fairwissenschaft💙🇪🇺🇬🇧❤️ and its tagline Power of learning is realized when its effectively applied. So be wise enough to think using brain and brave enough to act using heart.

As a learning tool, computers provide instant access to a wealth of knowledge, ranging from academic resources and textbooks to multimedia content and online courses. This virtually boundless source of information allows learners to explore new subjects. Computers enable learners to interact with and engage with content in innovative ways, enhancing the learning experience and facilitating deeper understanding. From programming and software development to data analysis and artificial intelligence, computers facilitate the translation of knowledge into tangible outcomes, driving innovation and progress. Thus computers represent, both the learning and application of knowledge effectively. The laptop emoji,💻 depicts an open laptop computer with a keyboard, trackpad, and screen, under the name “Personal Computer”. When selecting a symbol for the product, I also wanted something signifies the strength and power that come with its knowledge, rather applied knowledge. The lion, with its regal and fearsome image, embodies these qualities. Lions are often associated with courage, leadership, and dominance, making them a fitting choice to symbolize the brand. As much of the computational technology used for this fairwissenschaft.eu is EU (European Union) based or open source with significant EU contribution, the computer can also be taken to represent EU. The ♌ Leo emoticon is a symbol of the Leo constellation, which is one of the 12 zodiac constellations. The constellation Leo is represented by the lion and is associated with the Sun’s position during Leo’s astrological period, which is generally considered to be from approximately July 23 to August 22. The lion is often associated with the United Kingdom, as it is the national animal of England and features prominently in the national flag and coat of arms. The lion has been a symbol of England since at least the 12th century, when Richard the Lionheart ruled as King. The lion is sometime presented on the national flag of the United Kingdom, known as the Union Jack, which combines the crosses of Saint George (England), Saint Patrick (Ireland), and Saint Andrew (Scotland); while the flag of Wales, includes a Dragon, symbolising strength, courage, and resilience and its origin can be traced back to ancient Celtics mythology (King Vortigern) and later also used by Tudor dynasty (Henry VII, first Tudor king of England with Welsh ancestry). Interestingly, Dragon is also highly regarded in East Asia (China, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Singapore), where in addition to strength, it represents wisdom and good luck. The Dragon is shown in the logo of fairwissenschaft using the (chinese game) Mahjong red dragon emoji 🀄, symbolising not only strength, courage, resilience from Wales Dragon, but also strength, wisdom and good luck from East Asia Dragon. Now, as this website domain name indicates (fairwissenschaft.eu) its an EU domain website, so at the center of the dragon, dragon-heart and dragon-brain and the lion, lion-heart and lion-brain there is the EU symbol of 12 stars, which is a symbol of completion, perfection and harmony, all put at the center of a computer screen because the technology used for this website is predominantly EU based or open source with significant EU contribution. In other words, the EU 12 stars adds harmony and perfection to the duo of dragon and lion, en route to completion in perfection and harmony as a trio of dragon, star and lion. The European Union flag is a symbol of unity and harmony, featuring a blue background with 12 golden stars arranged in a circle at its center. The design was originally created by the Council of Europe in 1955, and it was later adopted by the European Communities in 1985, which eventually became the European Union. The number 12, representing the stars in the circle, signifies completeness and harmony among the European nations. This symbolism is further reinforced by the fact that there are 12 Apostles of Jesus Christ, symbolizing completeness in faith and religion. The number 12 also holds significant cultural and historical weight, appearing in various traditions and contexts, such as the 12 months of the year, 12 hours on a clock (12 hour measure was developed by ancient Egyptians and improvised further by Romans who added measure of minute for improved accuracy), and the 12 Ornaments, a group of ancient Chinese symbols representing authority and power. Thus, the number 12 in the European Union flag signifies not just completeness but also a rich tapestry of cultural and historical symbolism. The heart indicates bravery and courage to act, while the brain indicates knowledge and wisdom precedes action. As this website embraces an eco-friendly theme, its logo reflects the detrimental impacts of human overpopulation and activities such as deforestation and pollution on the environment. It highlights the consequences of climate change, including extreme weather events, the loss of diverse animal and plant species, and the potential for widespread extinction. The logo symbolizes the grave threat to the planet, where rising sea levels from melting ice could ultimately submerge landmasses, leading to the loss of all life as we know it. Taken together, the symbol of the product is leo or lion and a dragon with a computer, followed by a gentle reminder about the consequences of human induced climate change, which will eventually come back to bite us in form of extremes of climate, loss of flora fauna natural habitat, loss of balance of nature, destruction of planet earth and in turn cause famines, diseases and potential extinction of humans, call it ‘what goes around comes around’, Newton’s law of action-reaction or law of karma, in anycase its also completion of a full circle #fairwissenschaft 🀄💻♌fairwissenschaft💙🇪🇺🇬🇧❤️.