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How a shift in perspective can create new paths

Not every person who acts wrongly is a bad person. Some are overwhelmed. Others carry old wounds. Many have never truly experienced what it feels like to be needed. And yet, these are often the people who fall hardest in our society.

Those who brea...

Learning What No Textbook Can Teach

At school, we learn how to solve equations, interpret poetry, and analyze history. They tell us we are learning for life, but in truth, we learn for exams and certificates. Yet life isn’t made up of facts. It’s made up of people.

And how to deal with people?...

How a smart parking spot could simplify E-Mobility

Electric cars are already practical, efficient, and quiet. But anyone who charges regularly knows: the current system doesn’t make it easy. Charging stations are often taken or hard to reach, cables drag through dirt, apps don’t connect – and all...

An attempt at understanding without a system.

Sometimes it seems that learning is mistaken for acquisition. For order. For progress. Yet what we truly remember is often incomplete. Fragments. Scraps. A thought on a bus. A sentence from a book we never finished. And still, something remains.

What...

A Step Through the Wall

He didn’t know how he had ended up there. The room was dark, almost velvety, filled with muted light and whispered voices coming from speakers he couldn’t see. In front of him stretched the rows of a movie theater, empty except for a handful of people staring motionlessly i...

Why Inner Order Has More to Do with Music Than with Discipline

Perhaps personality is not a house with rooms to enter or avoid, but an orchestra composed of many inner voices. Not a metaphor for harmony, but a structure for living interplay. Each part is an instrument, carrying its own sound, its...