One always admires the work in which one finds one’s thoughts. Suzanne Curchod Suzanne Necker, borned Curchod, born on 2 June 1737 in Crassier and died on 6 May 1794 in Beaulieu, was a Franco-Swiss woman of letters and salonnière. Here we have a reformulation of the concept of confirmation bias so popular today. The human tendency is to seek…
+Category: Reflection
You spend most of your life dressed as an adult
You spend most of your life dressed as an adult. Monique Corriveau Monique Chouinard Corriveau is a Quebec writer. She has written several books for young people. Life is a role-playing game and the one we play most often is to live as an adult. There is little difference between a child and an adult except that the latter has…
+To Be Possessed By Current Events Is To Be Possessed By Oblivion
To be possessed by current events is to be possessed by oblivion. Milan Kundera Milan Kundera, born on 1 April 1929 in Brno (Moravia), is a naturalized French Czech writer. He emigrated to France in 1975 and became a French citizen on 1 July 1981. He wrote his first books in Czech, but since 1993 he has used French exclusively.…
+Antipathy Analyzes Better, But Sympathy Alone Understands
Antipathy analyzes better, but sympathy alone understands. André Siegfried André Siegfried, born in Le Havre on 21 April 1875 and died in Paris on 28 March 1959, was a French sociologist, historian and geographer, a pioneer of electoral sociology. Antipathy is mainly driven by our intellect, it is cold and divisive. Its aim is not to understand but to separate.…
+The cost of unhappiness
Our societies should be more interested in people’s happiness, not only because it would be economically beneficial, but simply because without happiness there is no real will to build social links. The demand for economic performance makes us forget that living is not only about accumulating capital or finding a way to spend money better. By looking too much…
+The greatest crime is to kill the language of a nation…
The greatest crime is to kill the language of a nation with all that it contains of hope and genius. Charles Nodier Jean-Charles-Emmanuel Nodier was a French writer, novelist and academician (29 April 1780 in Besançon – 27 January 1844 in Paris). He is attributed great importance in the birth of the Romantic movement. What does Charles Nodier wish to…
+Every Day Is A Life
Don’t you have the feeling that when you get up in the morning you feel slightly different. Your dreams have left an imprint on you that you don’t remain insensitive to. These dream influences operate like the limbo from which you are reborn every morning. Of course, you are the same person. However, your thoughts and feelings can change greatly…
+Are Political Parties Irreconcilable Entities?
How are political divisions explained? Is it just a divergence of interest or is there something deeper that creates these splits? There is undoubtedly a dialectic that is built around a core of interests. Indeed, there are few votes of conviction in the primary sense of the term. People vote above all for what they are, their social condition, their…
+Will Machines Make Nations Disappear?
The robotisation and automation of the world’s economies is creating tensions between countries as each nation decides its own policy in this area. These choices induce better performance and widen inequalities in terms of prosperity for populations who may be either the “big winners” of globalisation or the “losers”. These seemingly head-on rivalries under the backdrop of geopolitical warfare may…
+The Emergence Of Non-Linear Thinking
The technological upheaval has massively spread the idea of non-linearity in all fields of life, be it economy, work or thought. The older generation is dominated by the idea that gains are correlated with efforts and that the influence is linear since an individual cannot work exponentially, there is a biological limit. The leverage effects offered by the infinite multiplication…
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