Microcredits: A Completely Wrong Path?
For years microcredits were considered a "marvel drug" against poverty in developing countries, but they are the opposite ...
Format - Series
Goethe’s Spirituality (Goethe’s Connection to the Bible)
It is an Easter edition: Goethe's relevance and approach to the Bible.
The Unconditional Basic Income: How realistic is an implementation?
Is the UBI achievable? Surveys, referendums and social experiments provide interesting insights. Part 4
The Way is Reality, Not Belief
The knowledge of thousands of years cannot be extinguished by shallow religious mind games and esoteric bullshitters.
Anarchy – The Lost Dignity of Subjects
We are nowhere near ready to self-govern, having let go of all responsibilities and just letting things happen.
Microcredits: Can Poverty be Tackled by Entrepreneurship?
Development aid through business loans: microcredit institutes are pursuing an intriguing approach. Part 1
Business Ethics: For One Another
We should live in compliance with nature and cultivate its fruits without misusing or exploiting resources.
The Last Living Nomads of Nepal: The Rautes
The Rautes are the last living nomads of Nepal and their way of life is quite unique.
The Unconditional Basic Income: Is it really that easy?
By no means, does everyone see in an Unconditional Basic Income the solution to the pressing problems of our time.
I Am Alive
We know who we have been, who we are, and who we can be in the dimension of words, of language.
Enlightened by the Flying Dutchman
There is a lesson for us to learn in every journey we take. Embrace it and let your travels enlighten you!
Gaziantep: We Are Not Numbers
Gaziantep, only 48 kilometres from the Syrian border, is one of the cities in Turkey with thousands of Syrian refugees.