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In a world increasingly aware of the environmental impact of our food choices, curiosity can be a powerful tool. It drives us to question, explore, and ultimately, make better decisions. But how exactly does curiosity pave the way for sustainable food choices? It’s not just about being inquisitive; it’s about challenging norms, seeking alternatives, and …
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The memories of our loved ones often serve as a cornerstone in our lives, helping us navigate the complexities of our emotions and providing solace during difficult times. When someone close to us passes away, the pain of their absence can be overwhelming. Yet, there are meaningful ways to remember your loved ones that keep …
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The Unlikely Origins of Plant Consciousness: Fechner’s Vision In the 19th century, Gustav Theodor Fechner pioneered the idea that plants possess souls—what we might today refer to as consciousness. His groundbreaking perspective, largely overlooked, re-emerged in contemporary discussions about plant life, partly thanks to an interdisciplinary reading group I co-lead at Harvard University. Our group …
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No parent sets out to educate a spoiled children, however, babies do not come with an instruction manual under their arm, so it is often necessary to resort to our instincts – which is not always a guarantee of success. There is no doubt that parenting is one of the most complex and challenging tasks …
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When I think of food and music, the pleasure centers in my brain come to life. Everybody I know loves this combo. If we love something this much, it must be useful for us. How exactly can we leverage it? Maybe the connection is dangerous? More reading here, here, here, here, here, here, and here. …
One of the most rewarding experiences I had with my kids was practicing calligraphy together. The activity is good training for motoric skills, creativity, memory. And it is also not very expensive but very rewarding. Disclaimer I will be honest. It has very little to do with actual professional calligraphy. We do not care if …
Vacations are important. Even if they are spent close to home. There is a science of optimizing vacations, and the detachment they offer. The optimization goes way beyond the trivial “spend less see more” idea into the area of the best experiences for your brain. More reading here, here, here, here, here, here, and here. …
A digital nomad is a person who carries out their work over the Internet without having to be in a fixed location. This freedom of movement provided by new technologies allows you to adapt your profession to your personal circumstances so you can change location wherever you want while maintaining your job. That is, leading …
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The highest IQ in the world in 2024: The measurement of an individual’s intelligence is done through intelligence quotient (IQ), compiled from standardized tests that evaluate skills such as problem solving and memory. An average score is usually around 100 points, and your IQ is considered in relation to the general intelligence of the population. …
Social intelligence, often referred to as “people skills” or “emotional intelligence,” is a crucial aspect of human interaction. It involves the ability to understand, communicate, and navigate social situations effectively. While measuring social intelligence can be challenging due to its multifaceted nature, various tools and methods can help you gauge your own social intelligence. In …