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2.Social and political trains of thought <br> | 2.Social and political trains of thought <br> | ||
3.Mental Traps <br> | 3.Mental Traps <br> | ||
4.Topic communticated reality vs “actual“ reality <br> | 4.Topic: communticated reality vs “actual“ reality <br> | ||
5.Project Ideas | 5.Project Ideas <br> | ||
6.Topic: consuming vs. gratefulness | |||
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* Videocampaign against “group-focused enmity“ | * Videocampaign against “group-focused enmity“ | ||
* concept world in Unity to give an understanding of what our future life could be in a good (and bad) way | * concept world in Unity to give an understanding of what our future life could be in a good (and bad) way | ||
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'''6. Topic: consuming vs. gratefulness''' | |||
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By putting into the way I dress I noticed how I felt more insecure in the way I behave and move. It is kind of the same for everything I buy because it tells my brain that I am not enough the way I am. I spend more money while feeling less confident in the end. In the long term upgrading things like cameras might give you benefits but learning how to make the best out of what you got will make you smarter, happier with what you got and even more capable of working with better gear later on. | |||