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57. Daring to look through Galileo’s telescope – David Lorimer

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56. The art of focus – Christina Bengtsson

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55. Your future self is pulling you – Theresa Cheung

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54. When science gets caught in its own trap – Using Occam’s razor on consciousness

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53. The other side of the gender story – Bettina Arndt

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52. The virtues and sins of the nation state – Tania Verge

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51. The constant apocalypse – ten canceled doomsdays you already forgot

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50. How civilization actually began – Andrew Collins

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49. Never judge, there is always a story – Daniel Mendoza

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48. Consciousness never dies – Pim van Lommel

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47. The spiritual cable guy – Case Parks

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46. China locked down, the West followed suit – Johan von Schreeb

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45. We need globalized and localized money at the same time – Ester Barinaga

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44. We are legally free – Barbara Banco

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43. The moral price of capitalism – Branko Milanovic

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42. Your persona is just a ripple on a deep ocean – Ingrid Honkala

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41. The signs of the times – Pam Gregory

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40. The delusion of human selfishness (and the role of the media)

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39. ”If it wasn't for sexual energy, none of us would be here” – Blossom Bamboo

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38. Your money is not in your bank, it’s in your head – Peter Koenig

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37. From surviving to thriving – Jai Onofrey

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36. Unplugging the matrix – Marco Missinato

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35. The lockdown policy is a huge, terrible experiment – Martin Kulldorff

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34. The future starts now – Bronwyn Williams

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33. The perfect one-size-fits-all doomsday story – Vitezslav Kremlik

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32. Liberation from the matrix

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31. We have changed as a species, governance should follow suit – Corin Ism*

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30. We are a species with amnesia – Michael Tellinger

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29. Defending democracy in our time – Folke Tersman

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28. Five takeaways from the pandemic – and they’re not what you think

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27. Less rules + freer trade = more prosperity – Vit Jedlička

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26. Voters without borders – Valerie Sternberg

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25. We are all connected – the (sometimes tricky) art of letting go and live happily

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24. ”That little ego voice in your head is nothing more than an annoying roommate” – Eben Alexander

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23. The human factor in technology – Nadine Michaelides

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22. The pivotal question – are we flesh robots or not?

137

21. A world without money – Colin R Turner

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20. The case for traveling by air, after all

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19. Everything in the universe spins – Karl Moore

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18. The past is the wake of the present – the illusion of linear time

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17. It’s ”We, the peoples”, not ”We the governments” – Jan Eliasson

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16. Finding your true purpose – Jannecke Øinæs

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15. Migration crisis? What migration crisis? – Hein de Haas

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14. To be creative is to be human – Rania Odaymat

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13. On the disruptor in the White House (and his chances) – Allan Lichtman

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12. Think for yourself, question and check the facts – Roy Coughlan

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11. Ask the whole world the whole time and you know what’s going on – Bi Puranen

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10. The stable imbalances of nature – Josef Reichholf

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9. Learning to handle the lizard brain – Andreas Bergh

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8. The power of empowering women – Bernadette Ssebadduka

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7. Weather extremes may be less extreme than you think – Debby Guha-Sapir

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6. It shouldn’t lead only if it bleeds – Ulrik Haagerup

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5. Doing good better – Stefan Schubert

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4. Some say failure is blessing in disguise – James Finney

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3. The silence around certain COVID-19 facts – Sunetra Gupta

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2. The reports of Democracy’s death are greatly exaggerated – Max Rånge & Mikael Sandberg

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