Publish at May 12 2026 Updated May 13 2026
For years, we've been claiming to "put people at the heart of organizations", but this idea deserves to be questioned in its principle and genesis, if we are to truly rediscover the human and its humanity.
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Philosophy against the ambient relativism
We live in a world of renewed philosophical relativism. On social networks, everyone says that his or her opinion is equivalent to those of others. This vision contributes to the polarization of the world. The solution lies in the revival of philosophical practices from the primary level.
Bringing practitioners and researchers together
The problem of the encounter between researchers and practitioners: different protocols capable of bringing the knowledge of both parties to fruition
Follow a marked path... and beyond
Following in the footsteps of predecessors is proof of continuity in an evolving process. However, creating new paths to foster other perspectives bodes well for posterity. The world is a series of new ideas and directions in a continuous process of construction.
Adopt the competency-based approach
The issue of competency-based knowledge is increasingly present in higher education. Rather than asking students to be dumb copiers of the material, they must prove that they can use it. This poorly thought-out approach can do great harm.
The effects of music on the brain
Music softens the mood. Indeed, a good melody will calm a person down or make them feel happy. But it would be simplistic to attribute only this property to the tunes we hear. Because not only does listening to music activate our brains, practicing music can even improve certain learning skills.
