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  • Change on the Marble Stairs of Museum Portals

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 19. May 202325. May 2023

    Text and image by Corinna Heumann Times of change seem evident in the attempts to reinvent European identities to define the current position in the world. During the past 250 years, celebrated expressions of  European …

    Humanities and Society
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  • Einstein in space in the back the earth

    Do we have to leave the Earth to save it? The Overview Effect.

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 23. April 202323. April 2023

    The first time I heard about the “Overview Effect” was when I interviewed the physicist, former astronaut and current holder of the Chair of Astronautics at the Technical University of Munich, Professor Ulrich Walter. The …

    Happiness research, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • The Raft of the Medusa – are Utopian Visions still Thinkable?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 17. April 202317. April 2023

    Text and Image by Corinna Heumann Answers to this question are given by young people on a theater stage with great matter-of-factness while being cast away on the Raft of the Medusa at the Bonn …

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  • Ein einsamer Junge auf einem Stuhl, die Eltern schauen ins Smartphone

    Crime among children: Is the cause digital devices?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 15. April 202315. April 2023

    In recent years, crime among children and young people has increased in many countries, including Germany. The recent cases of violent crimes involving children as perpetrators have triggered a debate about why children commit such …

    Cybercrime, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Pablo Picasso half Robot in the background a dove

    The inventor of the dove of peace: Goddesses and Doormats

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 9. April 20239. April 2023

    Spanish painter, printmaker and sculptor, Pablo Picasso, is widely regarded as one of the most significant artists of the 20th century. As the 50th anniversary of his passing on April 8th approaches, it begs the …

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  • Two women each hold a glass of water in which a war of the gods is raging. In the background a withered landscape and a last drop of water.

    War over water – can we prevent it?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 25. March 2023

    Drinking water is a precious commodity and is all too often taken for granted. Yet the war for water has long since begun. Freshwater is essential for our survival, but growing demand for water, climate …

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  • Die Welt der Reichen, Häuser und Autos links und rechts eine brennende Erde, Hände und Slum

    Paradox: How the economy is driving the end of capitalism while maintaining its growth logic.

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 21. March 202321. March 2023

    There are moments when we are overwhelmed by a pleasant melancholy. Perhaps we look out of the window and see the sunset and remember past perfect summer days or think back to a time when …

    Future of Work, Happiness research, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • zeigt eine Hand, die ein Telefon hält und einen Mann, der in ein Mikrofon spricht.

    The dark side of AI: How fraudsters make easy prey with cloned voices and threaten entire professions

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 11. March 202310. March 2023

    The progressive development of artificial intelligence has numerous advantages, but also a dark side – human greed! The latest trend in the crime market is to use AI-powered voice cloning technology to deceive unsuspecting victims …

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  • Art Perm or Art is Waste?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 10. March 202311. March 2023

    Illustration and Text by Kim Kluge Every creative process begins with an inspiration, a coincidence, an idea. It can be about content or of formal nature. Suddenly it is there! It flies to me and …

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  • Anxiety disorders in pupils and students: A chatbot to help?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 28. February 202326. February 2023

    Anxiety disorders are a growing problem among students. According to several studies from the USA, Great Britain and Australia, almost one third of the students surveyed have struggled with anxiety disorders in the course of …

    Economy and Society, Environment and Technology, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • The secret price of automation that every entrepreneur should know

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 29. January 202330. January 2023

    Text and Illustration by Susanne Gold Today, workers bring to the workplace a willingness to be lifelong learners. Never-ending training and being a student forever, that’s the price careerists pay today. Not every new tool …

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  • Mira Steffan – Utopia of Everyday Happiness

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 7. December 202220. January 2023

    In the coming weeks, the individual episodes of the novel The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann by Mira Steffan with illustrations by Corinna Heumann will appear at intervals. Utopia in the multiverse of human relations In …

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  • Episode 2 – The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 5. December 20226. December 2022

    A Novel by Mira Steffan Justus no longer noticed the slamming of the front door. His thoughts twitched like random lightning in all directions: Checking the PowerPoint presentation, packing the laptop, not forgetting the exposés. …

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  • Episode 3 – The Labyrinth of Charlotte Reimann

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 6. December 20226. December 2022

    A Novel by Mira Steffan “Wrong. When you started family planning and told the CEO you weren’t available for a board position because you wanted to get pregnant.” “That was only fair.” “May I remind …

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  • Reverse Graffiti Meets Paste-up – Who is seiLeise?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 20. October 202226. March 2023

    Text by Corinna Heumann SeiLeise is a street artist from Cologne. He came into contact with graffiti as a teenager. Later he finds – meanwhile trained as a graphic artist – in the art of …

    Humanities and Society, What drives our spirit
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  • Art for all people – Who is Stefan Moll?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 4. October 20225. October 2022

    Stefan Moll was born in 1973. His childhood and youth in Bergisches Land were followed by studies in art history, political science and modern German literature after graduating from high school. Already in the course …

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  • Death: Is the final frontier surmountable?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 25. August 202225. August 2022

    Text Susanne Gold, Illustration: Cocreation between Susanne Gold and the artificial Intelligence „Dream“ and „Dall-e“ Our world is changing rapidly. Boundaries are decaying and becoming blurred. When we ask what “will change everything”, we are …

    Artificial Intelligence, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • The Female Gaze

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 16. April 202222. May 2022

    Text and Image by Corinna Heumann The female gaze focuses on the female perspective of the body, role models, sexuality and its socio-political environment. It is a compassionate, gentle and inward looking gaze. In contrast, …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Culture is the Attempt to Bring Paradise into the Midst of Life – a Plea for a Lively European Cultural Policy

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 28. December 202129. December 2021

    Text and image by Corinna Heumann Culture as an elixir of life or culture as food for thought – despite the professed appreciation, culture is often seen as an actually superfluous cost factor, as an entertaining …

    Humanities and Society, Universal, Visions of the Future
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  • Aleatorics and Reimagination as Principles of Creative Processes

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 13. November 202113. November 2021

    Text and Illustration by Corinna Heumann Aleatorics, or the play with chance, has nothing to do with probability theory or game theory. However, it has widely been established as a creative technique in recent decades. …

    Digitopia, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Career – all circus?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 8. October 202112. October 2021

    Text & illustrations by Susanne Gold When it comes to careers, there seems to be a lot of misunderstanding today. For a long time, the concept of career followed simple rules: Diligence and getting to …

    Economy and Society, Future of Work, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Digital Ethics – Will Unknown Algorithms Direct Our Lives? An Interview with Prof. Dr. Cordula Meckenstock

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 3. August 20213. August 2021

    Interview and Illustration by Corinna Heumann Professor Meckenstock, you are deeply involved in digital ethics. What is digital ethics about? Digital ethics is a fairly new term. Basically it is the logical consequence of technological …

    Artificial Intelligence, Digitopia, Humanities and Society, Relevant Influencers, Universal
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  • Rethinking Europe: The Realistic Utopia, The Other Branch

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 15. July 202115. July 2021

    Text and book Christian Much/ Illustration Corinna Heumann Political utopias inspire all eras. Alongside the better-known ones such as Plato’s State, Thomas More’s Utopia, George Orwell’s 1984 and Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World, some have …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Craftsmanship of Mechanical Watchmaking and Art Mechanics as UNESCO World Heritage

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 20. May 202126. March 2023

    Text and image by Corinna Heumann ‘It shivers with love…’ – the mechanical heart of Olympia: Craftsmanship of Mechanical Watchmaking and Art Mechanics have recently been inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of …

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  • Why Hugo the dachshund sleeps in the aquarium – weird theories with propositional logic

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 29. April 2021

    Illustration Susanne Gold, Text Aenne Barnard A little over a year ago – just before Corona – I attended my first yoga class, with lots of “Ooohhmm”, singing bowls, scented oil and chanting. Lilly(name changed) …

    Experts explain simple and easy, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Goddess – Mother – Creator: Notes on Cultic Sites in the Eifel Region

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 8. April 20211. May 2021

    Essay and Illustration Corinna Heumann – In the worship of their deities the social structure of a society is reflected. At special sites, at the archaeological temple districts of the matrons in the forests of …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Witch Hunt 2.0: High-tech in the computer – Middle Ages in the brain!

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 12. March 2021

    Illustration and text: Susanne Gold With digitalization, he came into the world: the “Homo Protestus”, as I call him. You meet him in the social media. And if he had his way, witches would be …

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  • Spotify im Kopf der Hörer

    Always the right playlist? Whether cheerful or dreary days?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 5. February 20215. February 2021

    Text and illustration by Susanne Gold Spoilt for choice: the music selection on Spotify seems almost endless. Apparently, Spotify wants to help with the music selection – depending on the mood of the listener – …

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  • Kindheit

    Interview with Professor Hüther (3): Childhood and education for a better society!

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 27. January 2021

    Cover photo Vivian Haddad/ Interview Susanne Gold Professor Gerald Hüther is a neurobiologist and one of the best-known brain researchers in the German-speaking world. He is the author of numerous (popular) scientific publications and chairman …

    Happiness research, Humanities and Society, Relevant Influencers, Visions of the Future
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  • Planet Earth and its Ruler: Is the Curtain Closing?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 21. December 202021. December 2020

    Cover photo Vivian Haddad /Text Susanne Gold Sad high – Humans are outcompeting nature for the first time. Everything we humans produce is referred to as “anthropogenic material” by experts. For the first time, there …

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  • Museum Founder, Feminist, Artist: Who is Marianne Pitzen?

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 10. December 202011. December 2020

    Portrait by Dennis Divinagracia/ Text by Corinna Heumann Marianne Pitzen, born in Stuttgart in 1948, exhibits her works publicly for the first time as early as 1969. Shortly thereafter, she and her husband, Horst Pitzen, …

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  • Interview with Professor Hüther (2) – The search for happiness in the digital age.

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 3. December 2020

    Cover photo Vivian Haddad/ Interview Susanne Gold Professor Gerald Hüther is a neurobiologist and is one of the best-known brain researchers in the German-speaking world. He is the author of numerous (popular) scientific publications and …

    Happiness research, Humanities and Society, Relevant Influencers, Universal
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  • World Health is in the Hands of Women

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 26. November 202029. November 2020

    Illustration by Corinna Heumann/ Text by Ted Ganten, Susanne Gold, Corinna Heumann Setting the pace in terms of equality: World health is in the hands of women! Equal treatment of women and men makes societies more …

    Economy and Society, Experts explain simple and easy, Future of Work, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Does Europe not just want to protect its data? Digital race!

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 3. November 20203. November 2020

    Illustration and text Susanne Gold “European Alliance on Industrial Data and Cloud” is the name of the initiative for which the European Community intends to provide €10 billion. The size of this sum alone makes …

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  • Life is short, art remains

    Posted by Corinna Heumann on 23. October 202023. October 2020

    VITA BREVIS, ARS LONGA Mega-retrospectives, futuristic museum buildings, biennials, triennials, blockbuster exhibitions, gallery weekends and sensational auction records – what remains of the era of the art boom and its sales records? Climate change as …

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  • Interview with Professor Gerald Hüther (1): Hate-Speech

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 22. October 2020

    Cover photo Vivian Haddad/ Interview Susanne Gold Professor Gerald Hüther is a neurobiologist and is one of the best-known brain researchers in the German-speaking world. He is the author of numerous (popular) scientific publications and …

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  • Made in Europe – Digital human dignity?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 11. October 20209. January 2021

    Photo Vivian Haddad, Content Susanne Gold & Corinna Heumann There is no mathematical equation for the consequences of technological progress. This is why technological developments always automatically raise the question of responsibility for them. Europe …

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  • “This world will be saved by laughter”

    Posted by Nina Beier on 30. May 2020

    Text: Nina Beier Lockdown, exit restrictions, compulsory face masks – the coronavirus has turned our lives upside down in recent months. The following report was written before this very unusual time. A snapshot from times …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Waiting: A lockdown for more sense?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 3. May 20204. May 2020

    Illustration and text by Susanne Gold We are all waiting for the end of the pandemic – the end of the lockdown. Many feel as if they are sitting in a global waiting room and …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Sensitive as humans. Portable magnetic skin.

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 9. April 20209. April 2020

    Illustration Corinna Heumann / Text Susanne Gold A hand that delicately strokes the soft material of a piece of velvet, feels the landing of a butterfly or tenderly grips the hand of another: Feeling – …

    Digitopia, Environment and Technology, Humanities and Society, State of the art, Universal
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