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Vivere in campagna porta con sé esperienze e conoscenze che accompagnano la coltivazione e la trasformazione dei prodotti per sé e la propria famiglia, passando per la cura delle piante ornamentali e l’allevamento degli animali. Esperienze e conoscenze che sono alla base della ricchezza di forme, gusti e colori della nostra straordinaria biodiversità agrariaIn questo podcast, prodotto da Edizioni L’Informatore Agrario e dalla rivista Vita in Campagna, non ci limiteremo a descrivere un mondo bucolico: scegliere la terra significa accettare fatica, distanze e una quotidianità spesso meno...

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This podcast is basically my brain on a mic. I’m trying to understand why humans, with all our intelligence, continue to create problems bigger than ourselves. Climate change. Extinction. Tech that moves faster than our morals. Progress that feels like a race with no finish line. Architects of Our Own Chaos is me breaking that down, through stories, science, and honest thinking. Sometimes serious. Sometimes dramatic. Always curious. I’m not here to preach. I’m here to explore. And maybe get a little uncomfortable along the way.

Bartleby, the Scrivener A Story of Wall Street is a captivating novella by the acclaimed American novelist Herman Melville (1819–1891). Originally published anonymously in two installments in the November and December 1853 editions of Putnams Magazine, this thought-provoking work was later reissued with minor revisions in his collection, The Piazza Tales, in 1856. Dive into the intriguing tale of a Wall Street scrivener whose enigmatic behavior challenges societal norms and expectations. (Summary by Wikipedia)

Ateísmo em debates focado em pesquisas cientificas em torno do ateísmo e religião.

Welcome to The Psychedelic Effect, the podcast where we explore the mind, the medicine, and the mystery behind psychedelics and their growing impact on healing, consciousness, and human potential.From psilocybin and LSD to ketamine therapy, DMT, ayahuasca, and emerging psychedelic research, this show dives deep into how these powerful substances are changing the way we understand mental health, trauma recovery, spirituality, creativity, and the very nature of reality.Each episode blends science, storytelling, and real-world experiences—breaking down complex topics in a way that’s easy to ...

Bold Minds: Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research spotlights the daring ideas of early-career scientists. These trailblazers are venturing into the uncharted territory of brain science - tackling everything from childhood brain development, to cutting-edge brain cancer treatments, precision mental health, and the hidden codes of neurological disease.

Welcome to Regulatory: The Emerging C-Suite Leader — the podcast where regulatory isn’t just a checklist. It’s leadership. Hosted by Debra Aub Webster and Trevor Mill — two of our Chief Regulatory Officers — this show goes behind the scenes of biotech’s highest-stakes decisions. From FDA meetings that define the future of a company to global strategies that set the pace for clinical success, we explore how regulatory thinking becomes strategic advantage. Each episode features candid conversations with seasoned leaders who’ve navigated accelerated programs, first-in-human trials, ...

Dive into a captivating collection of insights on Common Things presented through the intriguing lens of Why and Because. This exploration offers accessible explanations of various topics that touch on the philosophy of nature, including air, animals, the atmosphere, caloric processes, chemistry, ventilation, materia medica, meteorology, acoustics, electricity, light, and zoology. Join us for an enlightening journey through the wonders of the natural world. - Summary by Anonymous

First published in 1893, Heavenly Twins boldly challenges the taboos of its time, weaving together interconnected plots that delve deep into the roles and expectations of women in Victorian society. Through the lens of the titular twins—a boy and a girl—and two other women, this novel offers a fresh perspective on the societal norms of the era. What happens when a woman uncovers unsettling truths about her husbands past after marriage? Society may demand her loyalty, but what if she refuses to conform? This thought-provoking narrative explores the plight of women trapped in loveless ...

This volume delves into the intricate relationship between individual psychology and religious growth. It offers an empirical exploration of the psychological factors that influence religious development in individuals. Join us as we investigate the causes and conditions that shape this fascinating journey. Diagrams from the text are available for download here.

A temperance lecturer finds himself stranded when he misses his train, leading him to a seemingly ordinary town picnic. What unfolds is anything but typical; the conversations, actions, and attitudes shared at this gathering ripple through the lives of many. How does one seemingly commonplace day shape the future of our lives? Join us in exploring the profound impact of everyday moments. (Summary by TriciaG)

When Bethany Hallam travels to Chattanooga for the League Conference, she encounters David Herschel, a man whose thought-provoking insights challenge her beliefs and reshape her understanding of her missionary duties to Gods chosen people. (Esther ben Simonides)

The Golden Bough A Study in Magic and Religion is an expansive comparative exploration of mythology and religion authored by the renowned Scottish anthropologist Sir James George Frazer (1854–1941). This groundbreaking work presents a modernist perspective, examining religion as a cultural phenomenon rather than through a theological lens. While many of its theories have been challenged over time—most notably the connections drawn between magic, religion, and science—the books influence on contemporary European literature remains profound. Frazer delves into the common threads of ...

The intersection of astronomy and the Gospel often raises challenging questions that arent thoroughly addressed in most discussions of infidelity. Yet, these astronomical objections frequently surface in conversations, leading to significant doubt for those committed to strengthening their faith. The grandeur of astronomy can be mesmerizing, and its understandable that its insights might illuminate areas beyond its own realm, sometimes leading seekers astray. In this discourse, we aim to clarify these misconceptions and challenge the misleading allure of infidelity, striving to reveal the true...

In A DOUBTERS Doubts about Science and Religion, originally published anonymously by an author serving as Assistant Commissioner of Police at Scotland Yard, we delve into the intersection of skepticism, science, and faith. This thought-provoking work challenges the reader to question widely held beliefs, urging a true skepticism that scrutinizes rather than blindly accepts. The author critiques both scientific theories and religious claims, providing a philosophical exploration of ideas that continue to resonate today. Although certain theories may have evolved since its publication, the ...

Asa Gray, a distinguished botanist at Harvard University and a close associate of Charles Darwin, grappled with a critical issue of his time the growing rift between scientific discovery and the traditional beliefs of orthodox Christianity. In this thought-provoking book, Gray presents two compelling lectures delivered to theology students at Yale College, advocating that this divide is not a foregone conclusion. He passionately argues that a Christian worldview can—and should—embrace the insights offered by natural science, fostering a harmonious relationship between faith and knowledge. ...

In this thought-provoking second part of The Golden Bough, we delve into the concept of Taboo—a term derived from primitive languages—and explore its significance across various cultures, from ancient societies to medieval times and beyond. This volume invites readers to reflect on the moral codes that shape our world, revealing the contradictions and absurdities that exist not only between diverse cultures but also among similar groups within the same society. Frazer presents compelling evidence of how our understanding of morality is not static, but rather a dynamic force that evolves ...

Aller loin, tout en restant sur place. Marcher dans le village, errer, prélever, écouter, interroger la montagne et les habitants. Prendre le temps. « Qui ne s’est pas questionné sur le sens du travail ? Qui n’a pas eu envie de bifurquer ? Comment ? Quoi faire ? Pas de réponses parfaites, mais une certitude : on ne peut plus vivre comme avant. Agir local, penser global et ralentir. Faisons un pas de côté. Et ainsi, nous pourrons continuer à imaginer.» Ces quelques lignes, écrites par Valérie Paumier (fondatrice de Résilience Montagne et marraine du Grand Flou), ont raisonnée ...

In 1770, Baron DHolbach unveiled his groundbreaking work, Systeme de la Nature, which was long misattributed to M. de Mirabaud. This influential text on Atheistical Philosophy ignited considerable debate, leading to the Barons release of an insightful abridgment in 1772. Stripped of arbitrary notions and characterized by its clarity, accessibility, and precision, this edition is designed for the everyday reader. This version is based on an undated English translation of Le Bon Sens, published around 1900, with no credit given to the translator. (Summary from editors preface)