Ivar Hagendoorn

Ivar Hagendoorn

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Further Reading

A conversation with Christof Koch. Links stehen, rechts gehen? Why people prefer unequal societies. Some useful heuristics from the analytical philosophy tool kit. Some thoughts about Comme des Garçons. Negative mass. How lizards get their spots. Why shoelaces fail. Christophe Guilluy. And more.
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Further Reading

Michel Foucault's work on power (and its corollary freedom) is as relevant today as it was in the 70s. Sometimes entropy leads to order. Damien Hirst about his upcoming exhibition, Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable. A CERN experiment discovers not one, but five new particles. And more.
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Further Reading

How to be a stoic: For such a small price, I buy tranquility. An essay about Heiner Müller. On the romantic fiction of a world without money. Claudio Borio on financial cycles, secular stagnation and monetary policy. Sylvia Serfaty talks about mathematics, truth and beauty. And more.
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Further Reading

Steven Weinberg on the trouble with quantum mechanics. Two essays about Arrival. Why whales leap into the air. How life turns asymmetric. Neuroscience needs behavior. How life (and death) spring from disorder. Cartoon drawings by Gerhard Richter. Nature makes chance, humans make luck. And more.