Featured Interviews

<p>Going Viral, by Ester Lázaro</p>

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Going Viral, by Ester Lázaro

June 2023

Ester Lázaro, a researcher at the Centre for Astrobiology and an expert on viruses, speaks about the parallels between biology and sociology on a topic that touches us all: going viral.

<p>Stress and freedom, by Ernesto Castro</p>

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Stress and freedom, by Ernesto Castro

May 2023

Ernesto Castro is a writer, philosopher and professor at the Autonomous University of Madrid. In this conversation, he talks about the intrinsic relationship between the stress we live with and the freedom we desire.

Digitalised Life, by Marta del Amo

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Digitalised Life, by Marta del Amo

May 2023

Marta del Amo, technology journalist and editorial coordinator of Retina, shares with us some tips on how to deal with our relationship with the digitalized world.

<p>Fragility,<br />
by Joan-Carles Mèlich</p>

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Fragility,
by Joan-Carles Mèlich

March 2023

Joan-Carles Mèlich, professor of Philosophy of Education at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and a leading thinker and essayist, explains why it’s necessary to take back fragility and vulnerability as pillars for a committed and fully human life.

Social Polarisation, by Míriam Juan Torres

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Social Polarisation, by Míriam Juan Torres

January 2023

Míriam Juan Torres, researcher at the Othering & Belonging Institute at UC Berkeley and senior advisor at More in Common, tells us all about so-called 'social polarisation' and why it exists.

Boredom, by Josefa Ros

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Boredom, by Josefa Ros

October 2022

Josefa Ros, philosopher and researcher at the Complutense University of Madrid, shares some important information about an experience that everyone has gone through: boredom.

Identity, by José Carlos Ruiz

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Identity, by José Carlos Ruiz

October 2022

José Carlos Ruiz, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Córdoba and science writer, offers his analysis of how we construct our identities in the digital age.

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