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Sleeping in is often associated with laziness, while waking up early is linked to success and prestige. However, as we learn that people have different energy peaks, with some being more productive later in the day, this view is changing. A Danish perspective suggests that adjusting public life to accommodate different start times can be beneficial.
When synchronicity occurs, we often question if it's coincidence or a sign. Four experts offer four different perspectives, suggesting we can remain open-minded without choosing between belief and skepticism, embracing all possibilities.
Music, movies, and conversations often suggest that having a life partner is better than being single, with science supporting the health and other benefits. However, is being single just about waiting for the right person, or can it be a fulfilling, lasting lifestyle choice? Is it time for a new narrative?
In the West, we generally care for our dogs in similar ways: using crates, rewarding them with treats for good behaviour, and establishing clear leadership. But do these methods truly lead to a happy dog? Welfare expert Judith Versluis suggests there is room for improvement and shares her insights with us.
Did you know that, although we are naturally wired to focus on the negative for the sake of survival, we also possess an innate capacity for the positive? It is a skill our bodies are already attuned to—one that fosters our well-being and can be cultivated. Deb Dana introduces us to the simple concept of 'glimmers' and explains how they can help us fall back in love with life.
Is organic food truly better for us? The idea that naturally grown foods may be healthier due to beneficial microbes and fewer pesticides is gaining recognition. We speak with Marco van Es of the Dutch research centre Bac2nature, about diversity, and the bigger picture.
