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Baby Wish
Emotions
Cat and crow can be friends
Faith, the dog on two legs
Animally in love: cat cuddles with dolphin
Cat caresses baby to sleep
Cat caresses baby to sleep
Bull Terrier and Dwarf Rabbit
Invented diseases – diseases made to measure – Arte documentary
Krankheiten nach Maß - Erfundene Krankheiten Dokumentation Arte 2010
Epigenics – Are we genes or environment?
HB-male
Ein Tag im Leben des HB-Männchens (HQ)
Hope
Nick Vujicic – a true inspiration!
Forget what you know – Jacob Barnett
Placebo
How profound the placebo effect really is (unfortunately only in English)
Why placebos work
Psyche and body
Is our reality just an illusion?
Monks in the laboratory
Restarting your mind: How our brain repairs itself
Restart your mind – psychotherapy changes the brain
When the solution is the problem: Paul Watzlawick
Psychotropic drugs
Quantum physics
What is light?
The photoelectric effect
Quantum entanglement – faster than light
Schrödinger's cat – dead or alive?
Heisenberg uncertainty principle
Double slit experiment: Is our reality actually completely different than we think?
Quantum objects at the double slit
3Sat Wissen aktuell: Light – Radiant Universe
Sexuality
Sexuality – a normality
Masturbation – serious
Pornography – Background
Make love, not pornography!
Death
SPIEGEL-TV Insights into the afterlife
Vitamin C
https://youtu.be/GpptUsJFCEY
Scientific theory and philosophy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HybPD0VsFP0
Below is a brief overview by Rupert Sheldrake (with German subtitles) of the questionable hypotheses on which the empirical materialism that dominates our pedagogy and world today is based.
Rupert Sheldrake studied biology and biochemistry in Cambridge and later philosophy at Harvard University. In 1967 he received his doctorate in biochemistry, taught at Clare College at Cambridge University and was head of research for biochemistry and cell biology there until 1973. There and as a Fellow (member) of the Royal Society, he studied the holistic tradition in biology , carried out research into plant development and cell aging and formulated the theory of what he called morphic fields, his basis for the hypothesis of a memory of nature.
How real is reality? Paul Watzlawick
Paul Watzlawick
The science fiction film “The Matrix” has a lot to do with Kant's “Critique of Pure Reason”…
Immanuel Kant
