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  • Prof. Hüther, Foto by Michael Liebert

    He who is committed to the diversity of living things. Who is Gerald Hüther?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 9. October 2020

    Professor Gerald Hüther is a neurobiologist and chairman of the Academy for Potential Development. After studying biology, he completed a research degree and doctorate at the University of Leipzig. He completed his habilitation at the …

    What drives our spirit
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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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  • We are stardust

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 19. April 2020

    Illustration and text by Susanne Gold The atoms in my body are ancient – old, like the stones of the world and the stars in the firmament. We can absorb and utilize the substances of …

    Digitopia, Universal
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  • Toys, not calculators!

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 15. February 202013. March 2020

    The time when only the simple activities were automated is a thing of the past. Today, artificial intelligence is increasingly finding its way into classical knowledge work. The highly qualified jobs of well-educated people are …

    Environment and Technology, Universal
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  • Money and luck: Not a dream team?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 11. May 201915. February 2020

    World trip, own workshop, dream house, commitment to a project without having to make a living or help other people: People’s dreams of happiness are as varied as they are themselves. Is it possible to …

    Economy and Society, Happiness research, Universal
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  • Megatrend minimalism – what does the hermit crab teach us?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 25. January 201915. February 2020

    Yadokari is his name, he was born in Japan and likes to live by the water. The hermit crab always carries its house with it, is small, efficient and flexible. This makes him a symbol …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • When is progress successful?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 14. December 201815. February 2020

    Per capita income has risen again this year. We do not seem to be happier people because of this. As early as 1974, the US economist Richard Easterlin first pointed out the paradoxical phenomenon that …

    Environment and Technology, Happiness research, Humanities and Society
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  • Multitasking here, mindfulness there?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 30. November 201815. February 2020

    Multitasking – everywhere and nowhere Those who are dealing with different things at the same time share their attention. Mindfulness on the other hand is the focusing of attention. Those who practice mindfulness concentrate fully …

    Humanities and Society
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  • Self-discipline?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 26. November 201815. February 2020

    How do self-disciplined people manage to win the battle against their7n inner bastard? Kentaro Fujita, who is researching self-discipline at Ohio State University, believes that they do not fight at all. They simply enjoy the …

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  • Empathy – a cognitive megatrend

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 2. October 201815. February 2020

    Empathy is regarded as the tool par excellence for putting oneself in another person’s shoes. But – what is empathy and – is it really always good for us? Cognition researchers distinguish two types of …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Possibilism – a cognitive megatrend

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 21. April 201815. February 2020

    Optimist or pessimist? Is the glass half full or half empty? A common philosopher’s joke is to answer it with the question, “What glass?” As crazy as it sounds – the division between optimism and …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • The perfect invention

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 7. March 201815. February 2020

    They don’t exist: The ingenious inventor and the one inspiring idea If you asked a child who invented the chocolate cake, they would answer “mom” without a doubt. How could it know how many heads …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Small he stood there and looked at me – I knew him from somewhere – but where?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 3. February 201815. February 2020

    At first I thought he was a woman His expression was full of grace and beauty. He didn’t look like a person. He had more than two arms. Little man – great attention I had …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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