Well-BeingHow do we measure the quality of our lives? What is the data behind happiness?
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‘The Happiness Project’ synthesizes the wisdom of the ages with current scientific research, as Rubin brings readers along on her year to greater happiness.
Posted 8 years
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Of course, we humans are not just content with measuring our own happiness, but also our happiness in relation to the people around us—and even other people around the world.
Posted 9 months
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This, along with the sharing economy, digitalization, and spirituality, triggers our society into a mindset of dematerialization.
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Dematerialization is the motto identified by the European week for Waste Reduction this year, which is the main and most extensive informational …
Posted 8 years
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The heiress’ story is also told in “Dematerialized: The Mysterious Disappearance of Marcia Moore” (Post Hill Press), by Joseph and Marina DiSomma, …
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The dematerialization of public services is the subject of a new alert from the Defender of Rights. The problems have not diminished since the …
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Author Dean Burnett demystifies the neuroscience of what makes us happy in his book, The Happy Brain. He says brains are complicated and there’s a lot of misinformation about happiness.
Posted 5 years
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Do you believe we can teleport, bi-locate, dematerialize and travel through time into other dimensions? Bring your questions on this controversial topic as we ask Source through the Akashic Records about all matters relating to this topic!
Posted 8 years
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The New Era of Well-Being: How COVID-19 is Changing Perspectives. Drawing on real-life stories and examples that come from his class ‘The Science of …
Posted 2 years
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With government measures to fight the coronavirus, public health leads to optimizing the use of digital technology to avoid physical interactions in all areas of life.
Posted 2 years
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The pursuit of happiness is a “fundamental human goal.” This is included in the UN General Assembly Resolution that designated March 20 as …
Posted 8 years
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It’s Not Why You Think, According to a Brilliant Harvard Professor … Christensen explained his view of why people buy products: To do a job.
Posted 6 years
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A seismic shift of stuff is underway in homes all over America. Members of the generation that once embraced sex, drugs and rock-and-roll are …
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The 46 Most Brilliant Life Hacks Every Human Being Needs To Make Life Easier
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…measured success not by wealth, status or power but the number of memorable experiences…
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We all know that money can’t buy you love…or happiness, but we have been living our lives as though the accumulation of wealth is the key to our dreams.
Posted 8 years
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Harvard Innovation Lab visualizes the evolution of the desk
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…although the world’s oldest industrialized economy had grown through most of that period, its consumption of raw materials and fossil fuels had not grown in lockstep as before, but had (save for one markedly cold winter when fuel consumption spiked) consistently declined.
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You don’t have to be a young ecogenius to play a role in cutting down the plastics that clog …
Posted 7 years
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A seismic shift of stuff is underway in homes all over America. Members of the generation that once embraced sex, drugs and rock-and-roll are …
Posted 8 years
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The dematerialization of our private and social space – which progressively unfolded together with the introduction of personal computers in the …
Posted 2 years
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People who live in small towns and rural areas are happier than everyone else, researchers say
Posted 5 years
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Of course, we humans are not just content with measuring our own happiness, but also our happiness in relation to the people around us—and even other people around the world.
Posted 9 months
4
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The dematerialization of public services is the subject of a new alert from the Defender of Rights. The problems have not diminished since the …
Posted 1 year
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The heiress’ story is also told in “Dematerialized: The Mysterious Disappearance of Marcia Moore” (Post Hill Press), by Joseph and Marina DiSomma, …
Posted 1 year
1
views
The dematerialization of our private and social space – which progressively unfolded together with the introduction of personal computers in the …
Posted 2 years
4
views
This, along with the sharing economy, digitalization, and spirituality, triggers our society into a mindset of dematerialization.
Posted 2 years
3
views
With government measures to fight the coronavirus, public health leads to optimizing the use of digital technology to avoid physical interactions in all areas of life.
Posted 2 years
3
views
The New Era of Well-Being: How COVID-19 is Changing Perspectives. Drawing on real-life stories and examples that come from his class ‘The Science of …
Posted 2 years
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How do we measure the quality of our lives? What is the data behind happiness?
Posted 4 years
3
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Author Dean Burnett demystifies the neuroscience of what makes us happy in his book, The Happy Brain. He says brains are complicated and there’s a lot of misinformation about happiness.
Posted 5 years
1
views
People who live in small towns and rural areas are happier than everyone else, researchers say
Posted 5 years
3
views
It’s Not Why You Think, According to a Brilliant Harvard Professor … Christensen explained his view of why people buy products: To do a job.
Posted 6 years
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You don’t have to be a young ecogenius to play a role in cutting down the plastics that clog …
Posted 7 years
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…although the world’s oldest industrialized economy had grown through most of that period, its consumption of raw materials and fossil fuels had not grown in lockstep as before, but had (save for one markedly cold winter when fuel consumption spiked) consistently declined.
Posted 7 years
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Dematerialization is the motto identified by the European week for Waste Reduction this year, which is the main and most extensive informational …
Posted 8 years
2
views
Harvard Innovation Lab visualizes the evolution of the desk
Posted 8 years
2
views
We all know that money can’t buy you love…or happiness, but we have been living our lives as though the accumulation of wealth is the key to our dreams.
Posted 8 years
2
views
…measured success not by wealth, status or power but the number of memorable experiences…
Posted 8 years
3
views
Do you believe we can teleport, bi-locate, dematerialize and travel through time into other dimensions? Bring your questions on this controversial topic as we ask Source through the Akashic Records about all matters relating to this topic!
Posted 8 years
3
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A seismic shift of stuff is underway in homes all over America. Members of the generation that once embraced sex, drugs and rock-and-roll are …
Posted 8 years
2
views
A seismic shift of stuff is underway in homes all over America. Members of the generation that once embraced sex, drugs and rock-and-roll are …
Posted 8 years
2
views
The 46 Most Brilliant Life Hacks Every Human Being Needs To Make Life Easier
Posted 8 years
3
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The pursuit of happiness is a “fundamental human goal.” This is included in the UN General Assembly Resolution that designated March 20 as …
Posted 8 years
6
views
‘The Happiness Project’ synthesizes the wisdom of the ages with current scientific research, as Rubin brings readers along on her year to greater happiness.
Posted 8 years
7
views