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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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  • Autonomy for a better society: Interview with Professor Hüther (4)

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 25. February 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, Relevant Influencers, Universal
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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 – …

    Economy and Society, Humanities and Society, Universal
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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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  • “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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  • 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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  • Artificial Intelligence: Are We All Going Stupid and Unemployed?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 29. November 20197. April 2020

    Illustration and Text by Susanne Gold   Companies of all kinds today use artificial intelligence, to forecast demand, hire workers or meet customer needs to be identified. Artificial intelligence is a billion-dollar business. Google even …

    Artificial Intelligence, Digitopia, Economy and Society, Environment and Technology, Future of Work, Universal
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  • Artificial intelligence: Will we soon live with robotic humans who are smarter than us?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 6. November 201915. February 2020

    Hardly any other field of computer science triggers as many emotions as “artificial intelligence”. Will machines one day have a consciousness? Will they be able to think like humans?” These are the questions of our …

    Artificial Intelligence, Environment and Technology, Humanities and Society, State of the art, Universal
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  • Milking the blue cow

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 20. August 201915. February 2020

    This historical expression originates from the west coast of Denmark and refers to the fact of living on the flotsam of the sea. After every major storm, the coastal dwellers once climbed over the sandy …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • “Great again”? No, thanks!

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 7. June 201915. February 2020

    What will the historians of the future call our epoch? As the ages of reorganization? As the epoch of social hysteria or distorted perception? As incipient post-capitalism? Facts versus alternative facts We live in parallel …

    Humanities and Society, 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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  • Renaissance of religions. Luck or burden?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 7. April 201915. February 2020

    The age of Manchester capitalism seems to be over: Workers are no longer fully exploited physically and psychologically. Modern man is free and secure. But – will it stay that way? Our living and working …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Did God die on the assembly line of capitalism?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 29. March 201915. February 2020

    On the way to the industrial age, the world seemed to have come apart at the seams: “God is dead” – announced Friedrich Nietzsche in 1883. The hell in the cities With the onset of …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Digitally stupid – Is digitization making us all shallow thinkers?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 15. February 201915. February 2020

    Modern man is above all one thing: absent-minded! In a time in which we are mostly digitally overstrained, one elementary question arises: Will our thinking become increasingly flattened by the Internet? How can we stay …

    Humanities and Society
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  • The fear of super-intelligence. Do machines get smarter than people?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 1. February 201915. February 2020

    The human brain stores and organizes information according to patterns and is thus the inspiration for artificial intelligence. In our brain, more than 100 billion nerve cells are connected, which store our knowledge in patterns, …

    Artificial Intelligence, Environment and Technology, Humanities and Society
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  • Working agile – but how?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 4. January 201915. February 2020

    It was not so long ago that employees did not have to think a lot. They were assigned tasks, which they completed according to priority. This world still exists – parallel to the newly emerging …

    Future of Work, Humanities and Society
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  • Do robots write song lyrics?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 2. January 201915. February 2020

    Robots as journalists He who writes, stays! For a long time, the idea was held that man could retain sovereignty over the word and thus his secure job. Natural language was believed to be a …

    Artificial Intelligence, Environment and Technology, Humanities and Society
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  • Work 4.0 – but medieval in mind?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 19. December 201815. February 2020

    Before the invention of the steam engine was the age of the craft guilds. There was hardly a company where more than twenty people worked together. First large companies The exceptions were the companies that …

    Future of Work, Universal
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  • How to finance the welfare state of tomorrow?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 17. December 201815. February 2020

    Good morning, Monday! Most of us go to work on this day of the week. That this could change is not new anymore. Experts predict that robot workers will be able to replace humans in …

    Humanities and Society
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  • What to do when life gives us grief?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 16. December 201815. February 2020

    Think positive! That’s a real battle cry of our time. Even in the case of strokes of fate, it is expected that one recognizes the added value of such a one as soon as possible …

    Humanities and Society
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  • Rebellion of the rulers or grapes in winter?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 15. December 201815. February 2020

    For many of us born in the sixties or earlier, it was not common to be able to buy strawberries and grapes at Christmas. In the sixties and seventies of the last century, global supply …

    Future of Work, 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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  • Trade unions: With new tasks to increase membership?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 10. December 201815. February 2020

    Are you a member of a workers’ association? Is there an organization that represents your interests? Probably not. In the past, trade unions were much more important than they are today At that time, when …

    Future of Work, Universal
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  • Is man a machine capable of learning?

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

    In our time, the question of whether a machine can become human is in the foreground. But- could humans be machines? Psycho-cybernetics is determined by the idea that the human body is a machine. Although …

    Humanities and Society
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  • Climate change, population growth and scarcity of resources – what options do we have to secure our existence?

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

    We have only one planet – our Earth! Mathematically one could therefore say that we live in a “closed system”. There are therefore only limited options for climate protection and for securing our existence on …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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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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  • Are we supposed to believe everything we think?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 28. November 201815. February 2020

    The voice in our head – is it the real us? Is it our subconscious that speaks to us and knows our true desires? No, it’s not our subconscious As early as the 1930s, the …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Love – a learnable art?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 27. November 201815. February 2020

    Our culture of capitalism is regarded as the cause of many problems. Among other things, for our misconception of love. In capitalist culture, it is market value that counts! The value of an item is …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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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 …

    Humanities and Society
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  • New economy – but old work?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 25. November 201815. February 2020

    Work today takes place in a completely new framework. It is not only becoming more flexible and self-determined, but also more insecure, believes US sociologist Richard Sennett. He believes that the new flexibility destroys the …

    Future of Work, Happiness research, Universal
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  • Free will?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 24. November 201815. February 2020

    Every person should be allowed to follow his free will in order to develop his personality. That this free will exists at all is part of the basis of the philosophical school of thought of …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • The lie of the age of fake news!

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 23. November 201815. February 2020

    Time and again we hear about fake news, our era is even called the “postfactual age”. The digital media are often cited as the reason for the beginning of this new era. Proof of this …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Why work less?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 22. November 201815. February 2020

    The futurologist Horst Opaschowski puts forward the thesis that we used to be poor when we had no work. Today, on the other hand, we are poor even though we work. By that he means …

    Future of Work
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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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  • Your other – secret – life.

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 23. September 201815. February 2020

    We all lead it: a double life. Back in the realm of gravity – awakening. We wake up in the morning and it is as if we are returning from another world. Shadowy only we …

    Economy and Society, Universal
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  • Flying – Utopia and the curse of man

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 9. September 201815. February 2020

    Subjected to the weight of the body, man can feel no greater longing than when he sees the migration of birds in the sky setting out for unreachable distances. Air travel to distant countries and …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • Digital manipulation and human nature

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

    Social life has changed. Digital communication has changed the structure and nature of our social relationships as well as our access to information and knowledge. Unless we live in seclusion as hermits, we can hardly …

    Artificial Intelligence, Environment and Technology, Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • A village with the luminosity of an urban utopia or possible reality?u

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 24. August 201815. February 2020

    In the 70s it was utopia – the urbanization of the village: rural idyll and urban advantages in one. All the advantages of the city – work, entertainment and creative flair of the metropolis combined …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • The dream of a better life in the city – unbroken.

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 19. August 201815. February 2020

    At the beginning of the last century, when a person imagined the city of the future, as this little picture from the Hamburg Postcard Museum shows, the cities had a different appearance than today. When …

    Humanities and Society, Universal
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  • What is nudging?

    Posted by Susanne Gold on 13. August 201815. February 2020

    A child is standing in front of the school on the first day of school and does not dare go in – the mother pushes the child together with the school bag easily and without …

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