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AI in music: a denaturing of art?

AI in the music industry is revolutionizing work, but weakening the artist.

How to avoid the stereotype threat trap

Treating everyone according to their needs, fairly and impartially: this is a noble task to which we devote a great deal of energy. And yet, despite our best efforts, certain brain parasites persist, shaping society to the point of passing for truth. Men and women alike fall victim to the stereotype threat that has a direct effect, among other things, on school results.

A general culture in demand

General knowledge seems to be falling into disuse. In a world of specialists, is it pointless to want to know a lot in various fields? Yet, this knowledge is essential to gain access to top schools in France and elsewhere. What's more, in an era of misinformation, knowing more is a significant asset. So how can you enrich your general knowledge?

The art of Kintsugi or how to love and celebrate your flaws and failures

Using the art of Kintsugi, I'd like to help you better embrace your fears, failures and imperfections. I demonstrate the pedagogical usefulness of Kintsugi in better managing academic or social failure. Finally, I present 5 key steps to transform your failures into successes, and to love and celebrate your imperfections. As an educator, pediatrician or psychologist, you can use this philosophy to help any perfectionist.

Preparing for the future, or seeing what we believe

Seeing what you believe means convincing yourself that what you want to see does exist, to ensure internal and external coherence. Seeing what you believe also means looking beneath the surface, being sensitive to weak signals and details, to finally discover, in the literal sense of the word, another picture. But when the unexpected happens, it takes belief by storm and reason with it.