EXPERIENCING HUMANITY
PROF. AMIT BAUMEL'S BLOG

Why the future of creativity may be completely private A few months ago, I went on a short trip with my two boys. Somewhere along the mountain paths, I invented a story about them. Two characters emerged: Groonfinkel and Schoot. They were mountain creatures, sometimes brave, sometimes scared, often missing one another. They helped each other across difficult terrain, got separated, worried, and reunited. It was, in many ways, the story of my two boys enjoying this trip togeth

I had been planning this move for a long time. And then it finally happened. My wife and I packed our bags, three children, and made our way to the United States. Anyone who has moved countries with children knows this already: no matter how prepared you think you are, the transition is hard. New routines. New schools. New expectations. The supermarket is so different. Everything feels slightly off-balance, but also exciting. What I didn’t expect was how quickly everyday mome

I recently read a great post by a friend, a digital mental health entrepreneur, who wrote: “There’s no world in which supporting our...

Every now and then I fantasize about launching a social media channel called Professor Subtext . I, the professor, would publicly decode...

Post-World War II, the Western world's food industry leveraged wartime advancements in food stabilization, initially developed for...

At the beginning of July, the first International Congress on Parenting Support was held. It served as a platform for therapists and...