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Sabine BodeLet Me Through, I Have to Get to YogaMindful sighing for post-youths with an extending middle finger at dawn How often do you have to bang your head on the corner of a table before your chi flows properly again? How long do you need to allow for a nervous breakdown, to make it to hormone... |
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Dr. PopDr Pop's Musical SurgeryWhy music makes us more attractive, why concert-goers live longer and why earworms are better than you think Did you know that singing in the shower increases self-confidence, that music makes you more attractive than sport, and that concert-goers live longer? |
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Achim EngelbergOn the Edge of EuropeWhy the fate of our continent depends on its margins How has the continent of Europe changed in the past decades, from the point of view of its outermost regions? |
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Rainer HankThe Loyalty TrapWhy we have to resist the call of the herd Loyalty has a good reputation – albeit one that's very much undeserved, thinks Rainer Hank. Loyalty not only prevents us from being free, but also encourages betrayal (for example... |
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Kristin Haug, Verena TöpperLunch on the MekongEmigrants on their new life in 22 countries Paradise, I'm on my way: every year, more than a hundred thousand Germans fulfil their dream of living abroad. People like the diving instructor Carina, for example, who has moved... |
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Malte HerwigThe Great KalanagHow Hitler's magician made the past disappear and won over the world He was the biggest star of the young German republic. After the war, he forged an international career as a magician. Helmut Schreiber, a.k.a. Kalanag, was famous for his complex,... |
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Katja HübnerOkay, Thanks, Bye!A story of friendship and homelessness There are just under a million homeless people in Germany. Many are permanently homeless and live on the streets. The passers-by who hurry past them look away in disgust – or, at... |
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Benjamin Kuhlhoff, Laura Marie WilkeHave a Beer, We Need to Talk About ChildrenThe unsparing truth from the life of almost perfect parents A mother, a father, two different families in Berlin and the huge topic of children. Children everywhere. How exactly does the birth of a child affect you? How do you handle it... |
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Dr. Christine Löber, Hanna GrabbeFollow Your NoseHow our ears, nose and throat guide us in life The nose sits in the middle of the face, yet most people know surprisingly little about it. Yet our ENT department manages a large part of our perception – apart from breathing.... |
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Bettina Musall (Editor), Eva-Maria Schnurr (Editor)The AristocratsEurope's nobility from the Middle Ages to the present day Have you ever wondered what really happened at court, what its rules of dress and etiquette were, what noblewomen wrote in their secret diaries and which blue bloods actually did... |
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