Jan David Zimmermann | COMMENTARY #57
All is fair in love and war! Jan David Zimmermann, German writer, artist and science historian, investigates what effect the ubiquitous use of war rhetorics…
All is fair in love and war! Jan David Zimmermann, German writer, artist and science historian, investigates what effect the ubiquitous use of war rhetorics…
A world in tunnel vision Mattias Desmet, professor of clinical psychology, explains the tunnel vision phenomenon in Corona, how mass formation connects to hypnosis and…
What should we learn from the war in the Ukraine? Cluse Krings, German anthropologist and author of books like “Vom Untergang der Moderne”, considers the…
What is astroturfing? Wolfgang Wodarg, MD, German internist, pulmonologist, social medicine doctor and doctor for hygiene and environmental medicine, talks aboout lobbying, and about how…
What is the difference between a classical dictatorship and totalitarianism? Mattias Desmet, professor of clinical psychology, defines totalitarianism, explains how it distinguishes from a classical…
Why is our research in trouble? Wolfgang Wodarg, MD, German internist, pulmonologist, social medicine doctor and doctor for hygiene and environmental medicine, explains the conflicts…
Science in a conflict of interest? Prof. Dr. Amitav Banerjee, Indian epidemiologist, gives a scientist’s insight into the economic struggles researchers face, and how the…
A society tumbling into a war-like state? Mattias Desmet, Belgian professor of clinical psychology, talks about what happens to the social bonds during mass formation,…
How do you manufacture collective anxiety? Mattias Desmet, Belgian professor of clinical psychology, explains the four conditions for psychopathological mass formation – typical for totalitarian…
Which reality do you trust? Mattias Desmet, professor of clinical psychology, talks about the discrepancies between the model predictions – that the mainstream narrative is…