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… the first bits of the puzzle for 2024. It’s a continual process of juggling the variety of interesting and important topics, speakers and presentation forms, in order to create a great programme for a very diverse target group of students, staff and visitors from the city and region. The puzzle we’ve made for November and December is once again extremely varied, focusing on things like history, old age, trauma, women's rights, human rights, the digital society, physics, the human race and robots. … met anderen. Leer van cognitiefilosoof Léon de Bruin hoe in de filosofie wordt nagedacht over het begrip authenticiteit. Hij gaat na wat ervan overblijft als het zelf geen harde kern heeft. 23 TALK SHOW MON 20 NOVEMBER, 20:00 Dominicanen Bookshop, Domincanerkerkstraat 1 LET’S TALK is a programme in which we not only give the floor to experts, but also challenge the audience to speak up and interact. In a lively and relaxed setting, we address issues of (student) life: relationships, … bij de ontwikkeling van interventies voor ouders van jongeren met depressieve klachten. TRAUMATISCHE ERVARINGEN 33 LEZING 32 HUMAN RIGHTS LECTURE Human Rights Steel or Chewin Gum? MON 11 DECEMBER, 20:00 Auditorium Minderbroedersberg 4-6 Prof. Antoine Buyse Professor of human rights from a multidisciplinary perspective, director Netherlands Institute of Human Rights Utrecht University The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is celebrating its 75th anniversary. Are the rights contained in it still …

… government intervention. 5.3 Traders There are two types of tea traders: tealeaf assemblers and dry tea traders. Tealeaf assembler Local tealeaf assemblers collect fresh tea from individual households using bicycles and motorbikes. Tealeaf assemblers buy tealeaf from household growers in the region, then sell to processors in the commune or to tealeaf traders. The fact that tealeaf begins to deteriorate after 4- 6 hours means it must be mobilized immediately for processing. Dry tea traders Dry tea … unit cost is VND 67,228 per kg and the sale price reaches 80,000 per kg. Cost and profits of dry tea traders Dry tea traders can play the role of distributors to wholesalers or direct sale to customers but the majority is wholesalers. Tea trader can buy dry tea from private firms or produce themselves, then packaging and labelling the products for distribution, storage and sale. This part examines the costs and profit of dry tea trades. Table 3: Cost and profits of dry tea traders Items Unit …

… that nudge users toward specific, predictable decisions.13 The term ‘dark patterns’ was first coined by Brignull nearly fifteen years ago, who defined it as “tricks used in websites and apps that make you do things that you didn’t mean to, like buying or signing up for something”.14 Initially, the term served as a catch-all to describe how UI designs could negatively influence users and their decision-making, as reflected in Brignull’s taxonomy. Brignull's original definition and taxonomy, while groundbreaking, have been expanded upon by subsequent research to reflect other types of dark patterns as well as their harmfulness.15 In 2019, Mathur and others conducted an extensive study analysing 53,000 product pages from 11,000 shopping websites. This research uncovered nearly 2,000 instances of dark patterns.16 Their research led to a more comprehensive taxonomy and a refined definition of dark patterns as “user interface design choices that benefit an online service by … and Caroline Sinders, ‘Dark Patterns: Regulating Digital Design’ [2020] Stiftung Neue Verantwortung, 18. 75 OECD, Dark commercial patterns (OECD Digital Economy Papers, No. 336, OECD Publishing 2022) 21. 76 Marjolein Lansing, ‘“Strongly Recommended” Revisiting Decisional Privacy to Judge Hypernudging in Self-Tracking Technologies’ (2019) 32 Philosophy & Technology 549 <https://doi.org/10.1007/s13347-018-0316-4> accessed 30 August 2024. 77 ibid. 15 consent, which is paramount to privacy …

… that nudge users toward specific, predictable decisions.13 The term ‘dark patterns’ was first coined by Brignull nearly fifteen years ago, who defined it as “tricks used in websites and apps that make you do things that you didn’t mean to, like buying or signing up for something”.14 Initially, the term served as a catch-all to describe how UI designs could negatively influence users and their decision-making, as reflected in Brignull’s taxonomy. Brignull's original definition and taxonomy, while groundbreaking, have been expanded upon by subsequent research to reflect other types of dark patterns as well as their harmfulness.15 In 2019, Mathur and others conducted an extensive study analysing 53,000 product pages from 11,000 shopping websites. This research uncovered nearly 2,000 instances of dark patterns.16 Their research led to a more comprehensive taxonomy and a refined definition of dark patterns as “user interface design choices that benefit an online service by … and Caroline Sinders, ‘Dark Patterns: Regulating Digital Design’ [2020] Stiftung Neue Verantwortung, 18. 75 OECD, Dark commercial patterns (OECD Digital Economy Papers, No. 336, OECD Publishing 2022) 21. 76 Marjolein Lansing, ‘“Strongly Recommended” Revisiting Decisional Privacy to Judge Hypernudging in Self-Tracking Technologies’ (2019) 32 Philosophy & Technology 549 <https://doi.org/10.1007/s13347-018-0316-4> accessed 30 August 2024. 77 ibid. 15 consent, which is paramount to privacy …