William van Zwanenberg is a non-practising barrister and legal technologist based in Brighton, whose work focuses on the ethical and practical integration of technology within the justice system. A committed humanist and member of the Brighton Humanists committee, he writes about the moral, social, and cognitive dimensions of neurodiversity, arguing for systems of law and technology that reflect genuine human complexity. Drawing on his background in biochemistry, law, and legal technology, William’s essays examine how neurodivergent thinking challenges conventional models of rationality, and why inclusivity in design and governance is essential to a humane and just society.