The classroom and the reverse conference
Mobilize the desire to learn like never before. Three examples of inversion that bring a void to the pedagogical situation that learners are invited to fill by themselves.
Voluntary submission
Understanding voluntary submission today requires a shift in perspective: the issue is no longer merely visible obedience, but the invisible conditions that make certain orientations seem desirable, natural, or obvious.
Notions of interdependence
Interdependence and synchrony are terms that refer to the realities of highly complex ecosystems. How should we approach them? What form should they take, and how can we make them positive?
AI and the robotization of practices
In an age marked by the rise of artificial intelligence, it would seem that we are losing what makes human beings special, due to the increasing robotization of human practices such as emailing and regular collaboration with robots.
Is going out without your phone an insurmountable challenge?
It now seems that, for a growing segment of the population, the phone plays an important role in every aspect of life. Even travel is no exception, with the many apps available for everything from making reservations to providing travel guides. But is it really necessary to always travel with your phone?