The role of the facilitator
Facilitator postures adapted to objectives, groups and situations.
Living with intensity
To make our lives a succession of intense moments, to live each day as the first... or the last, to go further, higher, stronger. We are regularly invited to seek intensity in order to add quality to our lives. Philosopher and writer Tristan Garcia has studied this concept and the origins of its success...
Measuring intelligence, human and artificial
Even if artificial intelligence displeases our vanity, we can define how it is superior to us and where its limits lie in relation to our humanity.
The reliability of ancestry tests, their limitations and uses
Rapid advances in genetic sequencing have enabled several companies to offer the general public genetic sequencing tests to trace ancestry and summarily identify a few genetic traits or predispositions. How reliable are these tests, and how far can they go?
Music: a false universal language?
Music is a common feature of all human cultures. We all like to listen to tunes and, sometimes, wiggle to them. So much so that some claim that music is a universal language. But is it really? While some studies try to prove it, others slow down the ardor by reminding us that there really is no such thing as musical universality.