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Reinhold Messner has spent his life going where people do not belong: 8000-meter peaks, the Antarctic, the desert... Where does his desire for freedom come from? And how does he deal with it now that he is older?
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contenthub:imagine
15.04.2019
“We’re sacrificing a lot of self-determination”
The algorithms of Google and the like are relieving people of more and more decisions. While this is largely to their benefit, it is also sometimes non-transparent and with hidden motives. In this interview, author Daniel Kehlmann draws parallels between the printing press and Facebook and talks about the power of stories and novels.
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contenthub:imagine
18.03.2019
A cinematic ode to self-determination
When eyes tell a story: the new Swiss Life corporate film focuses on the company’s purpose.
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contenthub:enjoy
11.03.2019
“People always find a way to accept their destiny”
Life writes the most exciting stories. Sandra Bühler, an employee at Swiss Life Select, experienced this first-hand on her journey around the world. Together with a colleague, she published a book of photographs about people and their lives between self-determination and lack of autonomy.
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contenthub:enjoy
04.03.2019
“I don’t care what people think about me”
She was an icon of the Swinging Sixties before becoming a drug addict and homeless. Now 71, Marianne Faithfull is still making highly praised music. The Grand Old Lady of Rock ‘n’ Roll talks about a life lived between self-destruction and self-determination.
