Mindblown: a blog about philosophy. Communication. Technology. Humans. Fashion and Society.
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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Ärger im Skiverband – Ein Referenzsstück zeigt den Umbruch
Der Bericht von Tirol Heute macht das Problem des Ungleichgewichts im Team deutlich. Auf der einen Seite die bekannte Unzulänglichkeit in einer zunehmenden Wissensgesellschaft, auf der anderen Seite das Macht auf ein Thema fixiert wird, bei Führung ist das häufig die Macht selbst und damit auch ein Schwerpunktproblem der Kommunikation und Konfliktbewältigung. Trainerdiskussion im ÖSV,…
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Digital media – A threat to democracy? The evidence is piling up
Digital media are increasingly shaping the political landscape worldwide. A new replication study takes a closer look at earlier research on the influence of digital media on democracy and confirms worrying developments. Although digital media offer opportunities for political participation and access to information, they also contribute to polarization, declining trust in institutions, and the…
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Is the enjoyment of music anchored in the genes?
Does the ability to enjoy music have a biological basis? A study recently published in the scientific journal Nature Communications shows that enjoyment of music is partly hereditary. An international team led by scientists from the Max Planck Institutes for Psycholinguistics in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, and for Empirical Aesthetics (MPIEA) in Frankfurt am Main, Germany,…
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Poverty remeasured
Around two billion people worldwide suffer from moderate to severe food insecurity and a lack of micronutrients. In contrast, 654 million people are categorised as extremely poor according to the World Bank’s International Poverty Line (IPL) at USD 2.15 per day. Current poverty measurements overlook a crucial aspect of human well-being: adequate nutrition. A research…
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Research project sheds light on the development of Christianity from the 5th to the 15th century
The change in Christian beliefs over the course of the Middle Ages, depicted in the lives of the people living at the time – this is the subject of research to which Prof Dr Martin Kaufhold, Professor of Medieval History at the University of Augsburg, has dedicated a recently published book. Augsburg/Germany, April 9, 2025…
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Skiing, mountain biking, mountaineering When sport becomes a danger
Sport as a cause of polytrauma – challenges for doctors in the event of serious injuries.A little holiday, a little hiking, mountain biking or climbing – that’s what many a recreational athlete thinks. But it’s not that simple. Without sufficient fitness, constitution and coordination, more and more people are slipping, falling and having to be…
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