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Movement is an expression of non-verbal communication. Technological development and progress favour people moving less in the future. It therefore requires the free desire, will and drive of people to want to move. To find the motivation to do so.
We inform ourselves and give signals, we nourish ourselves, exercise and take shape. Form provides support and boundaries. In this we are free. Clothing is a medium. Those who move create awareness of form, create impact, shape space. Aesthetics is a great basic need.
That means:
– „Find the beauty in your heart, so that you can discover it in every heart“ – Rumi
Sports, fashion, smart textiles and thus also artificial intelligence, in their impact on the individual and their participation in education and society, as well as a means of expressing profound communication
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Building blocks of memory – function of specialised nerve cells
Specialised nerve cells in the temporal lobe react highly selectively to images and names of a single person or specific objects. Researchers at the University Hospital Bonn (UKB) and the University of Bonn have now provided direct evidence for the first time that the so-called concept neurones are indeed the building blocks of our memory…
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A little old, or eternally young?
Anatomical changes as well as an increasing slowdown in ageing have been proven in the meantime and can also be perceived with awareness in the population. In addition to internal ageing and wear and tear, ageing is also clearly perceptible through the skin. In a project funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research…
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New population model defines four phases of human colonisation of Europe
Researchers from the Institute of Geophysics and Meteorology at the University of Cologne have developed an ‘Our Way Model’ to understand how the first anatomically modern humans colonised Europe. The results were published in Nature Communications under the title ‘Reconstruction of human dispersal during Aurignacian on pan-European scale’. Cologne, September 04th, 2024: Scientists at the…
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On the way to symbiosis
Two organisms of different species reproduce. Because they are two different species, mutations occur in this way. Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology have now discovered how co-operation between different microorganisms can develop and how a mutual benefit emerges. The study, which has been published in the journal Nature Communications, is the…
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How can we optimise the use of large language models to create a smarter and more inclusive society?
Under the leadership of the Copenhagen Business School and the Max Planck Institute for Human Development (MPIB) in Berlin, researchers are investigating the use of large language models, known as LLMs, which are primarily digital and appear on the Internet. The language models developed as collective intelligence are intended to highlight the opportunities and risks…
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Unconditional basic income Taxes would have to be increased, labour supply would fall
A study by the RWI Leibniz Institute for Economic Research has identified the conditions that would be necessary in the event of an unconditional basic income for Germany. These include an increase in state transfer payments and higher taxes. The consideration of a basic income based on household type and place of residence could also…
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