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Making knowledge available in an orderly form: "SPHINX"
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» Usable on any device. It's computer organization, not software. There is some application help to make it easier to use for MS-Windows, Android, LINUX, Apple and others.     volxweb.org/node/4

» The basic concept of "SPHINX SECOND BRAIN": Hierarchical order of all your files and information of your life for instant retrieval. In itself, it's complex. But with a few tricks of this concept it becomes very clear and simple. With optimization for end-user devices: private, freelancers, small businesses, scientists, editors,...     volxweb.org/node/4

» Abstract analysis of the theory behind "SPHINX SECOND BRAIN". - It's very easy to use. But the logic behind it is complex information theory: The analysis of the structure of information and knowledge and the interaction with the analogously structured brain.     volxweb.org/node/4



» "How do I buy SPHINX LICENCES?" - Not at all. The basic version is free. This fits and is sufficient for info archives for personal use, small business, editorial staff, scientists. In larger organizations a service agreement can be helpful. Adaptation to specific needs can then be better optimized.     volxweb.org/node/4

» An example of basic codes:     volxweb.org/node/4

» List of codes according to current status. - The heart of the system: The basic classification code list. Then there are the extension rules, how you can expand this according to your needs.     volxweb.org/node/4


professional computing for all
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» Only an empty e-mail box is a good mailbox. Do many or most use their e-mail boxes as a database? This is not what this is for and it is not designed for. Here comes a universal guide to solve all tasks intelligently and without wasting time. The 20 recommendations for clear organization instead of e-mail chaos:     volxweb.org/node/4

» Is Linux better for you? The 10 most important decision rules for or against Linux. The really professional computing uses practically only Linux: Internet servers. Today's Linux is probably simpler and more versatile than the typical consumer systems. Here is an overview of the advantages and the remaining disadvantages:     volxweb.org/node/4

» Your modular PC. Electronics never again throw away? Save money and protect the environment? - With your modular PC you only have to buy a box with a current mainboard every 5 years or so. Everything else you use with pluggable modules. It is not necessary to tinker with electronics. Most of the plug-in modules can also be changed between PC and notebook at will. - Instructions to do it yourself: Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)     volxweb.org/node/4

» Your optimal pazs_worrt strategy. Most recommendations are complicated and unrealistic, sometimes counterproductive. Here are 20 rules on how to optimize the use of Pasz-Vorrdz:     volxweb.org/node/4

Bureaucracy - totalitarian scourge of mankind.

» Politicians' long-term lies in most countries: "Reduce bureaucracy!". It's been growing and growing in pretty much all developed countries for decades. At least 90% of bureaucracy and superfluous laws could be abolished there? But how?     volxweb.org/node/04

» Why around 90% of bureaucracy are harmful? Why 10% useful?     volxweb.org/node/4

» Debureaucratization - why does it constantly fail? The 10 rules for successful abolition.     volxweb.org/node/4

What is bureaucracy anyway?

» What is bureaucracy anyway? First think for yourself... then read the definition here.     volxweb.org/node/4

» When does bureaucracy become over-regulation? When does it become "totalitarian"? When a dictatorship? Is bureaucracy a precondition for modern forms of unjust states?     volxweb.org/node/4

» Bureaucracy as a secret weapon of the rulers against disobedient individual citizens (arbitrariness, harassment,...)? How and why it has worked worldwide since primeval times - namely:... Read!     volxweb.org/node/4

» Which forms of bureaucracy are suitable for those in power as secret weapons for discrimination, oppression, group harassment and deprivation of rights?     volxweb.org/node/4

Subsidy bureaucracy: Money only for insiders?
All honorable people. Impossible to buy - and uncorruptible.
(This topic will receive more texts soon.)

» Secret sense of subsidy bureaucracy? Lobbies corrupt access to "money falling from the sky"? How might fair competition work für finding the really best recipients?     volxweb.org/node/4

Economic knowledge / basic questions:
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» Self-study: What you always wanted to know about economy, but didn't need to ask your friends.     volxweb.org/node/4

» The most mysterious paradox in politics is unmasked: The 10 scientific reasons why politicians so often produce the opposite of their promises in economic policy.     volxweb.org/node/4

» "Work for all" - the government is swimming in money and why can't it do that anyway? - The most important 5 hushed up true reasons.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Is national debt generation equitable? The moral side of national debt: Should the government distribute the cost of investment on generations through debt for investment? Or should zero debt be the goal? For example, because every current generation has been gifted by previous generations? Does this result in a gift obligation for the current generation?     volxweb.org/node/4

Which economic system maximizes prosperity? "Happiness"?
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» The 5 reasons why the economy is booming with total political freedom. The 5 reasons why it can boom with total political control.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Paradox: "IT revolution - but no statistical economic growth?"? - Do we measure quantity instead of quality? In Europe, quantity is decreasing because production is shifting to Asia? Does the transformation to a service society generate statistical "minus growth"? - Very brief overview of 10 most important reasons for statistical stagnation.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Yesterday's economic theory was yesterday? Here you will learn 30 of the most important topics of the future: On the waiting list for the modernization of economic theory.     volxweb.org/node/4

» 'Social Market Economy': The secret recipe for Germany's rapid economic rise around 1960: instructions for economic success - for all countries and politicians. - Liberal, private entrepreneurship and ensuring competition, low taxation, fair remuneration for the eomployed, no political gifts, not a welfare state.     volxweb.org/node/4
(Prof. and State Secretary Müller-Armack, Cologne, defined ~1945 Germany's current economic system: "Social Market Economy". Today's EU law is similar.)

» Why are quite all economists convinced that socialism can never work? Are economists stupid or is socialism stupid? - Socialism in the sense of: "All economy through state enterprises under state control and planning." - Here are for ordinary mortals the 10 most important arguments and dogmas of the divine economists why state economy will always fail in the long run. The proponents of socialism or even "communism" will of course easily refute all these arguments. That is democracy. Here is the poisonous fodder for your discussion:     volxweb.org/node/4


Who rules the world?

Economists' Guild: The Self-Doubts.
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» Is journalism too institutionalist? Expert choice in reliance on institutions? The 10 worst kinds of lies in economic issues through expert ritual and authority faith and lobby faith by too many of the journalists?     volxweb.org/node/4

» The 5 biggest weaknesses of the economist ranking. The true 5 most important characteristics for economists of your trust. The built-in design flaws of the Leading Economist Ranking. Here they are revealed relentlessly.     volxweb.org/node/4

» The core problem of the predominant ranking concepts is easy to show using the example of economic policy.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Do economists' mathematical models usually fail in real political applications? Example development policy: Totally unsuitable and totally failed, example Africa? Or too little understood or followed? Do you read 5 weighty accusations? 5 weighty excuses? You decide what is right about it after reading it.     volxweb.org/node/4


Jurists Guild: The Omniscients.
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» The jurists army: People with too little expertise often control politics? Example of the National Parliament in Germany (Bundestag): More than 20 percent of deputies are jurists. Business graduates 15 percent. Natural scientists and engineers 7 percent. Comparison with the real world: The leaders are predominantly business graduates, economists, engineers or scientists. There are hardly any jurists left. - Is the predominance of jurists helpful in politics? Or is it just the consequence that they are the masters of intelligent beautiful speech for professional reasons? An attempt to analyse the truth in this respect:     volxweb.org/node/4


» Legal expert opinions do not protect from prosecution. The targeted camouflage of offences by manifestly false legal pseudo-expert studies, this even increases the risk of prosecution for those responsible. Legal experts can be bought, criminal law not. The proliferation of the expert opinion trick is based on the legal system's mistake of confusing expert opinion with truth in court.     volxweb.org/node/4





» Is there an attorney who deserves your trust? Of course, yours for example. The most important thing is always to look in directories on the Internet to find a lawyer who specializes in the legal field of your case. He can therefore provide full-fledged work even for little money. But even then, the belief in the reliable achievement of justice in courts is an illusion of legal laymen that is alien to reality. The judicial system is man-made. It does not guarantee justice but only "legal peace" through the illusion of justice: the duel of yesteryear - an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth - is replaced by the deed of judgement. Further analysis how to optimize your victory probability:     volxweb.org/node/4

Prosperity for all - How?
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» What is the difference between liberal competition or "totalitarian capitalism"? - Capital, finance and property need regulation, but not too much. The 10 most important rules for this are:...     volxweb.org/node/4

» How to measure poverty in the country? Why are "true" statistics impossible? Alternative measurability, such as food for the poor? "Fortunate the country that provides food for the poor. Unfortunate the country that needs it." - Overview of helpful measures of injustice in wealth sharing.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Can the burdens from the insurance system exceed the assets? (1) Social security: pensions, unemployment, pandemics. - (2) Disaster insurance. - (3) Investment: When the demand for provision for future consumption is above the sum of assets. A special case here: sovereign wealth funds. - (4) Overinsurance and jurisdiction as a risk of excessive demands. - (5) Effects of currency devaluation, deflation and interest rate levels.     volxweb.org/node/4

» International comparisons of wealth are always wrong. They can't be right. A logical impossibility exists. Purchasing power comparisons are usually the best compromise. - All you need to know about this paradox before making international comparisons:     volxweb.org/node/4

» Why is development aid hardly efficient? What happens to most money? Can development aid have an impact in the face of high demographic growth? What does humanitarian aid achieve? How efficient is promoting education? What impact does the existence or absence of old-age insurance have on demographics? What would happen in the event of pandemics in countries with low levels of prosperity? What are the absolute limits of aid to poor countries in the event of generalized disasters? - Here are the complex answers to complex questions that you do not need to ask your politicians:     volxweb.org/node/4

» The 5 most important reasons why the interest rate level is very low. (Euro, US$ and other currencies.) Furthermore, eternal questions are analyzed: What is interest? Is interest noble or evil?     volxweb.org/node/4

» In countries with high unemployment: How can a "national contract" relatively quickly create work for all jobseekers? The 10 good measures that make it. The 10 bad reasons why it is not done.     volxweb.org/node/4

Politics - social, but how?
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» The new precariat: The 10 percent working very poor of affluent countries. The new servant and day labourer society. The owners of guaranteed permanent full-time work places are financially subsidized thanks to underpayment of the growing precariat of non-owners? The 5 main causes and the 5 reform solutions.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Why do we still need trade unions in a well-functioning welfare state? The 10 Golden Rules for the predominant benefit or harm of trade union activity.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Regulation of retirement and pensions: Always in need of reform - but how? - The 10 fair economic rules of savings, private assets, property for all. Private prosperity - lifelong.     volxweb.org/node/4


Minimum wage and poverty: The policy mistakes.

» Why minimum wages are useful for the economy. Why they harm it. - Paradox? - What is true?     volxweb.org/node/4

» Minimum wage: How to manage the 5 biggest advantages, avoid the 5 biggest disadvantages.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Over-indebtedness and insolvency: The 5 most important typical errors of debt relief law in fairly all countries, especially in our time of global data transparency. - 10 Food for thought on how it could be better regulated.     volxweb.org/node/4

Housing market: Political errors?

» Does the real estate purchase price really increase if only the seller and not the buyer pays the real estate agent? Lobby invention or truth of the real estate market?     volxweb.org/node/4

» Land transfer tax also in the case of owner-occupied residential use: Which countries in the world are hindering in this way old-age provision by creating ownership?     volxweb.org/node/4

Shaping the future.
To demand forward-looking policy from politicians is citizen duty.
Knowledge for this is provided by the e-book "Optimal Government". Here you can read some more excerpts from this e-book:

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Politics: Being fit for the future
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» Secret sense of subsidy bureaucracy? Lobbies corrupt access to "money falling from the sky"? How might fair competition work für finding the really best recipients?     volxweb.org/node/4

» In countries where the burden of taxes and levies is far too high: is it enough to halve them or has more to be removed? Read the analysis!     volxweb.org/node/4

» Why are most collective public lists of claims so embarrassing, superfluous and inglorious to signatories? That is often: Many scientists or companies or politicians or associations for a better world sign a common list of claims: Declarations, open letters, memoranda, doom scenarios etc.. Here is the abstract analysis, why this is mostly a wrong logic. Furthermore the criteria, which rare forms of it are exceptionally meaningful.     infos7.org/node/4

» Europe is now old, tired, anxious and complacent? Dynamism makes suspicious? - Innovation and future technologies are the only chance to solve the earth's major problems - climate, environmental protection, overpopulation. Progress is never possible without some destruction. - Read solutions here!     volxweb.org/node/4

» Self-employed, freelancers: 70 percent of citizens want to become self-employed, only about 10 percent make it. The 10 most important recommendations, so that nearly everyone can master it: Against bureaucracy, liability, insolvency, starting money lack and... and... Read it yourself!     volxweb.org/node/4

» The spatial order of state and economy: Regions with different wealth require differing legal regulations. Most politicians want to order: "Equalize everything." This proves occasionally underdeveloped political intelligence. The 5 most important areas for differentiation:     volxweb.org/node/4


» (1) Which is Europe's largest country? (2) Which is Europe's largest city? - (3) Which fonts are simply writing variants of Western European letter fonts - Arabic, Russian, Japanese, Chinese? --- Yes, you knew it: (1) European part of Russia. - (2) Moscow 12 million inhabitants. - (3) Only Russian (and halfway still Arabic, only very limited Japanese). - For your discussion: The most important 10 approaches of the future in the context "Russia".     volxweb.org/node/4


A work of art in Europe's largest city: "Mirror of infinity." (Moscow metro station.)

fundamental rights
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» The inviolable private sphere according to conventions and constitutions has long since been abolished. The 10 worst sins of the modern state, how it totally captures you and lets others capture you.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Cost per child: Around 200 000 euros? Who finances how much from it? The 5 most important mistakes how politics prevent that more children are born?     volxweb.org/node/4


» Discrimination between men and women? The 10 most important taboos in the politicians' speech, why citizens no longer have any major problems with each other for this.     volxweb.org/node/4


» Modernise the penalty execution? The 5 biggest mistakes and the 5 most important reforms still needed in most countries.     volxweb.org/node/4


» How many minor offences can a police spy participate for the purpose of investigation? To what extent is he protected from prosecution? When does this become an instigation ("agent provocateur")? There is an insoluble conflict in the fight against crime: maximum efficiency violates fundamental rights. Solution approaches:     volxweb.org/node/4


» Basic right to a public health policy: Governments usually meet this requirement quite well. But here are the 10 most important omissions, how governments nevertheless let damage or even cause damage to the health of citizens for important domaines:     volxweb.org/node/4

» Fundamental rights and universal human rights: The inextricable conflict between language, definition, logic and justice. (1) Really accurate translations into other languages are impossible anyway. - (2) Language constantly shifts the meaning of many abstract words. - (3) General contexts and social conceptions and prevailing sets of values are constantly changing. - (4) Legal analysis often sees behind words a different definition than that of colloquial language. - (5) In any case, the absolute justice euphorically hoped for by citizens does not exist. - The approximate solution? Several models of thought for non-lawyers (and lawyers):     volxweb.org/node/4

procedures for fundamental rights
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» The last hope of citizens: alternative applications for justice. - Hopeless? Almost everywhere in the world there is the individual right of petition to parliaments, authorities and government agencies. Many countries allow a constitutional complaint free of charge and without the need for an attorney. In Europe (including Russia and Turkey) there is the free complaint under the European Convention on Human Rights. - Why do almost 100 percent of such citizen efforts fail? - Namely: - (1) The 10 major failures of citizens. - (2) The 10 rules on how to increase the chances of success.     volxweb.org/node/4

» The unfulfillable political promise of true justice. "Justice" is what is recognized as permissible according to the respective average value system. Is the existence of universal fundamental rights therefore an unrealistic fiction of ignorant legal laymen? Can the basic condition of absolutely correct justice be created with terms such as natural law or rational law? The 10 most important points of view are presented, whether there can be absolutely true justice or not:     volxweb.org/node/4

» Instructions for complaints to the European Court of Human Rights. Due to overburdening of the court, it has to dismiss almost 100 percent of the complaints. However, are most of the complaints actually so unsuitable that the chance of success is almost zero percent with good reason? Here is a guide to avoid the usual major mistakes:     volxweb.org/node/4

» How do you make pleadings? When citizens write pleadings for legal cases, it is usually a long, multi-page statement with lots of emotion and cries for justice. With such begging letters one almost never reaches the goal. - Here, legal laymen are now given a guide to the elementary rules of optimal writing: motions, deadlines, summons, grounds, structure, wording, evidence, numbering, layout of enclosures. This is generally helpful for pleadings to authorities, petitions, complaints, courts. Should lawyers also take a look at these recommendations?     volxweb.org/node/4

» The natural right to resistance: It is rarely codified, for example in the constitutions of Germany and Portugal. Is that illogical? Because if an illegal government is in power, this right is immediately undermined. But after periods of dictatorship it is appropriate legal basis for exonerating for "crimes" of resisters. - The "right to resist" has been a scientific topic for over 2000 years. We provide an easily readable overview of the decisive aspects as important knowledge for everyone:     volxweb.org/node/4

To be free or not to be, that is the question.
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» And forever the politicians are lured by their whore, totalitarianism. To govern peoples in liberty is difficult. The escalation of bans makes governing much easier. Where is the optimal boundary between freedom and prohibition? The 10 most important rules:     volxweb.org/node/4

» The question of democracy must be posed anew in the Internet age. Is real citizen decision participation now feasible? Switzerland as a blueprint for the EU? And the EU as a blueprint for the world? Do the people own the government or does the government own the people? Referendum, collective petition, collection of signatures: Efficiency? Meaningful possibilities and limits of compelling effect.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Direct democracy with popular referendum: Are politicians too immature for it? Or the people? Or both? Does the school first has to become also a democracy school?     volxweb.org/node/4

» Public administration error: Obligation to tolerate when small and human? Obligation to resist, if politically intended? Suitable forms of resistance?     volxweb.org/node/4

» The insoluble democracy dilemma: Parliamentary democracy with political parties by no means generates a rational optimal policy. Dictatorship in its very different variants: Dictatorship would have the power to enforce rational optimal order and optimal institutions. In reality, however, dictatorship usually ends catastrophically. So the task of thinking is: How could democracy be better combined with optimal rational politics? Answers:     volxweb.org/node/4

» Are heads of government still appropriate? The presidents and other leaders of Western democracies are a legacy of the former systems: Monarchy, aristocracy, feudal rule. This dominance of individual persons tempts to arbitrary wrong decisions of politics. Should the "democratic autocrats" be replaced by a triumvirate? (In today's way of thinking a trium-"personate".) - Here are suggestions for your discussion:     volxweb.org/node/4

» Infodemia: An excess of information can damage rational thinking and can even lead to pathological forms. The more goods you have to choose from in the store, the harder it is to choose. The same applies to information. An excess of information promotes the danger of collective hysteria, conspiracy theories and fanaticism. The phenomenon of infodemics has been around for as long as human beings have existed. But in the Internet age it can wipe out the constitutional system through new forms of totalitarianism. - Analysis of the phenomena, dangers and solutions:     volxweb.org/node/4

Immigration and Mathematics
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» A taboo subject? The correlation between rising rents and taxpayer-financed absorption of vacant small dwellings for the housing guarantee of housing for new residents. A short study with estimated figures and analysis of the peculiarities of the housing market.     infos7.org/node/4



» Africa's demographic future (south of the Sahara): Is the greatest humanitarian catastrophe in human history still to avoid?     volxweb.org/node/4

» For how many people with prosperity does the earth suffice? 5 different prosperity models with corresponding earth citizen maximum number.     volxweb.org/node/4


» When does the increase in rent levels in large cities begin to limit immigration policy in the case of public financing of rentals for new citizens?     volxweb.org/node/4

World government? Never again war?
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» Which good or bad forms of processes are conceivable for the incipient growing together of an earth civilization? And how can all peoples become rich enough so that citizens prefer to stay at home rather than flee poverty?     volxweb.org/node/4


» The age of the colonies: When Europeans were the immigrants - worldwide. How much was destroyed? How much was created? What is the balance - depending on continent and region? What is the legal basis for the worldwide implementation of liberal democracy and human rights? What would have happened in these regions of the world without immigration of Europeans? Are reparations appropriate? Is development aid a reparation or a donation or has it done harm? The 20 most important answers:     volxweb.org/node/4

» How would possible still unknown forms of pandemics probably rearrange the earth civilization? How much do smaller pandemics of these decades cost the economy? What forms of international exchange will end up even in the case of medium-scale pandemics? How would this affect our real life? How can we make our own provisions? Which farm animal pandemics could have serious consequences for the world? What forms of the spread of pests for plants could have serious consequences?     volxweb.org/node/4

Education. School, study.
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» How much inclusion in school is useful, which and how much harms the disadvantaged?     volxweb.org/node/4

» What is an optimal school teacher? Comprehensible majority opinions about the optimal combination of skills. The points of view for appropriate formation of future teachers.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Is education measurable? When will scores become detrimental to education? How reliable or unreliable is IQ measurement? Why are the statistics of student numbers always wrong? To what extent are international comparisons of student numbers misleading? What is the optimal age for the transition from school to scientific studies? How wrong is the international recognition of diplomas? What alternatives are there to school grades? Is a system with school grades the smallest or the largest of all evils? Why do lateral entrants with less good school grades prove to be just as good at studying as students with much better grades?     volxweb.org/node/4

» 5 main reasons for nationwide central examinations and marks in education and 5 reasons against them... What better alternatives are there?     volxweb.org/node/4

» Learn Latin? The most important 5 arguments for and 5 against. Consideration: Not the question of whether, but the question of how, provides the best answer - namely:...     volxweb.org/node/4

» Differentiology - a new school discipline? Communication on the Internet currently tempts people to make false simplifications. Afterwards one can wonderfully scold or admire and feel very noble. - Examples for necessary differentiation: - "Left wing" is not communism and not totalitarianism. - "Right wing" is not Nazi and not dictatorship. - "Liberalism" is not "predatory capitalism." - "Being religious" does not automatically mean "being good" or "being intolerant" or whatever. - "Populists"-- why are they bad or good? - "To have equal rights" does not mean "to be equal" (and not "to have the right to equal school grades"). - ... etcetera, etcetera. - Here is an explanation of the 30 or so most important differentiations as a help for pupils (and their teachers) when discussing:     volxweb.org/node/4

knowing the economic future
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» The Professional Secret of Economic Forecasts: The cycle theory - 7 to 50 years? Why it's always true, provided you understand why it's sometimes not. Your door to the secret society of those who know the future?     volxweb.org/node/4


» Cycle of 7 years? Always true, even though the cursed reality is so cheeky not to stick to it sometimes. Understanding the incomprehensibility of the cycle of 7 years is quite simple, namely:....     volxweb.org/node/4



Cycle "40 years": Illusion or real?
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» Is the cycle of 40...45 years an illusion or real? The historical verification? - Here is a long-term timeline of the crises of recent economic history.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Cycle of 40...45 years: Why at all? This is the strangest of all cycles. What kind of nonsense? The stupid thing is, it's true? Totally absurd? Is it true or not? The cycle deniers: Good arguments or envy? Read!     volxweb.org/node/4

» "Cycle 500 Years": Perhaps proven for Northeast Asia is a climate cycle that led to centuries of prosperity or disorder. It's amazing: it fits similarly to Europe and Central America. Or is it all imagination? Judge for yourself. Read the historical facts about this and at which point of the cycle our world civilization should be at present.     volxweb.org/node/4

How to know the future? How to see coming crises?
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» If cycles "are relatively true", then we can see coming crises. Then why can't we prevent them? Paradox? The reasons are:...     volxweb.org/node/4

» What is the risk of knowledge? Who knows the true future and says what will come, should be courted? Or beheaded? Historically it was as follows:...     volxweb.org/node/4

» The 5 reasons why forecasts of overall economic development of the country can never be correct, and the 5 reasons why they nevertheless make sense.     volxweb.org/node/4

» A mini degree of economic growth cannot be reliably measured. Pseudo-forecasts of mini-measures of economic growth: Why are economists willing to specify it?     volxweb.org/node/4


» The published growth forecasts are "Expected values based on official statistics and available indicators for change". All economic forecasts are therefore just as incorrect as the balances of the fault and error sum of the sources used.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Forecast of economic growth? 5 fundamental problems why the nice percentages in your daily newspaper can't be right:...     volxweb.org/node/4

» Final notes: Wise sayings of all time about the future and other funny nonsense.     volxweb.org/node/4

Knowing companys' future - rating agencies
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» Rating agencies: How reliable when paid by the client? Why can your gut knowledge be more efficient? And for which aspects aspects less efficient?     volxweb.org/node/4

» Loss compensation from rating agencies? Expert liability? Stock market losses can be claimed from rating agencies. Under what circumstances with prospects of success?     volxweb.org/node/4

» All institutions can be reformed at any time. The 10 most important reforms of the concept of rating agencies to be discussed:...     volxweb.org/node/4

Future: Traffic
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» Buses for public transport: Which system is optimal? Rational ideology-free analysis of the advantages and disadvantages and comparison of costs: Diesel buses? Or with natural gas? Electric buses with battery? Electric with overhead contact line? Combination electric and diesel? Fast charging at bus stops? Hydrogen buses?     infos7.org/node/4

» Electric air taxis (helicopter concept): Potentials and limitations. Alternatives? To what extent can they be useful in the long run? What are the limits of their use? Would "air transport by cable car" be the more promising alternative?     infos7.org/node/4

» The 10 reasons why car sharing does not succeed. Example Germany: Journalists in the media have been celebrating the end of individual cars of stupid people for years thanks to car sharing by modern smart people. But car sharing doesn't really work. In the same years, the number of private cars even rose by 20 percent. Here is the rational analysis that makes everything crystal clear:     infos7.org/node/4

» If most students and journalists received enough money for a car including insurance: Would they still argue that bicycles should be privileged instead of cars? We do not provide answers to this vicious question, but only analysis tools for your discussion.     infos7.org/node/4


» The 10 reasons why the future may belong to the individual car, but tomorrow's, not today's. The rational reasons are listed. - And some side questions: Is it true that electric cars do more harm to the climate than gasoline vehicles? Is it true that various measures against cars increase their number and air pollution? Vehicle tax: Weight factor? Special tax from 130km? From 20 000 km / year?     infos7.org/node/4

» Abrasion of tires and brakes. The facts about quantity and harmfulness. Overview of technologies and emerging innovations to significantly reduce harmfulness.     infos7.org/node/4


Climate and Energy: Car Future?
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» Is it true that e-cars benefit the climate? Or quite the opposite? - Paradox!     volxweb.org/node/4


» Maximum speed 30 instead of 50 km: Does air pollution and noise pollution decrease? Or even increase?     volxweb.org/node/4



» Sind Diesel- Fahrverbote überflüssig? Dieser Petitionstext liefert die Antwort. und7.org/de/civicrm/petition/sign?sid=2

Energy future?

Unlimited energy: Alternative solutions
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» Comparative overview of all about 10 forms of unlimited energy production proposed so far: Completely without fossil energy sources; and as far as realistically implementable worldwide within about three decades. Illusions are not appropriate. This is not going to happen. But we want to know if and how it could theoretically happen.     infos7.org/node/4

» Is solar energy enough for the world's energy needs? (Solar modules, updraft power, etc.) - Is it enough for growing needs? Will solar energy suffice for the prosperity of 10 billion world population? Analysis of examples of potential regions for export: Spain, Sahara, Australia. Variants of the technology and the respective advantages and problems. Costs for installation, maintenance and renewal. Comparison of benefits, drawbacks and costs with other unlimited energy sources: Nuclear energy, geothermal energy.     infos7.org/node/4

» Nuclear energy: an overview of new forms of energy generation that should be risk-free. Opinions and counter-opinions on risks and costs. Risk analysis for densely populated or sparsely populated regions. Time limits of usability in centuries. When, thanks to new nuclear energy concepts, we finally have "inexhaustible" energy, would this heat the earth in the long run due to expanding energy consumption?     infos7.org/node/4

» Hydrogene: Old and new technologies for low-loss transport of hydrogene and for low-loss vehicle downtimes. - Hydrogen as energy source for cars and machines: Advantages, disadvantages, costs, dangers and precautions for safety.     infos7.org/node/4



Which energy source is optimal?
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» Nuclear energy - are there concepts without risk? Perhaps suitable ones will be listed and briefly commented on.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Geothermal energy: Technical possibilities. Advantages, disadvantages, costs. Known and additionally imaginable risks.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Desert Sun: Sufficient energy for all and everything worldwide? Types of technology. Relevant calculation values, costs, yield. Forms of transport. Political risks.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Most building roofs worldwide as solar roofs: What proportion of the energy need could this way be generated?     volxweb.org/node/4

» Tidal energy and energy of ocean waves: Sufficient as worldwide energy source? Technologies, costs, transport.     volxweb.org/node/4

the future of labour
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» How much real annoying work will there be in the future? Work in the proper sense, as it was in Europe or North America around 1900, has already dropped 70 percent or more. Can all annoying work be done away with in the future? Will there only be work that is interesting at the same time? Will robots even be able to repair cars and heating in homes and remove appendicitis in hospitals? - These are questions without answers? Here are the 10 decisive answers:     infos7.org/node/4

» In the long run will human labor be always a hobby at the same time? Statistical evidence for this trend. Will it apply to 100 percent of labor in the long run or only to perhaps 30 percent of jobs? - Absurd? But already now, scientists are paying to publish their findings... - Analysis help for your discussion:     infos7.org/node/4


» Only 35 years of earning money at work, but living on the money of others' work for 55 years? Once in the past inversely, 45 years of work, 30 years financed by others. The 10 basic changes are statistically proven why this is the trend. Analysis of the 10 reasons why this would lead to unsolvable problems. The 10 tasks of reorganisation that could solve all problems.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Is a new caste society developing? Are at present 2 upper castes emerging? Well-paid owners of comfortable work with much or very much wealth and enough assets? Owners of comfortable work with much or very much wealth and enough assets emerging? And a hard-working caste with precarious incomes and hostile laws because without a lobby? Is this exploitation or "unfortunately unalterable force majeure"? - Are upper caste nations emerging worldwide, which profit from the precarious low wages of states with demographic growth through imported goods? - 20 most important answers of analysis for all these questions:     infos7.org/node/4

» "More work, prosperity, money and wealth are possible through less protection against dismissal, less co-determination." - Is that true or false? Or "it depends on---"?     volxweb.org/node/4

Digital dictatorship: Control of all activity?
Will human freedom soon end worldwide?
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» Are we irreversibly on the road to totalitarianism worldwide? For about 250 years, technological progress has brought citizens more and more freedoms. Since about 2010, all has been suddenly and disconcertingly fast moving toward total citizen control, driven by computer performance and the Internet. Until now, technical progress effects have been pro-liberal, but are now becoming anti-liberal. The 10 most important ways all citizens can take countermeasures for their right to freedom:     volxweb.org/node/4

» Money Laundering Control: Unplanned embryo of a future global interlocked blockchain for total control of citizens' assets of the Earth? Are exaggerated cash payment prohibitions from amount X++ the beginning of a general cash payment prohibition? Is a complete ban on cash an inevitably a total control? Is state total control necessarily a totalitarian regime? Answers:     volxweb.org/node/4



» To what extent may the legal system privatize penal law enforcement? Examples: Consumer protection associations. Audit requirements and filters for uploads by social networks and forums. Media censorship? Control of suspected money laundering by banks, notaries, tax consultants, estate agents, gold sellers, art dealers. Transfer of sovereign rights to private security services. Parental rights. Church asylum. Courts of religious communities. Lawyer's monopoly of legal advice with limits of confidentiality. Limits of confidentiality for doctors and church representatives - Overview of advantages, disadvantages, risks, alternatives:     volxweb.org/node/4


Privacy, copyright
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» Privacy - the Intimate area for human dignity: The beginning millennium problem. We are experiencing a singularity in the history of civilization. For the first time it is technically possible to permanently store all data of a human being and all his utterances from birth to the end of his life. Do we want to set limits? Can we do it? If we cannot limit it, what does this mean for the future of being human? Here are the answers:...     volxweb.org/node/4

» Copyright and media legislation. Text, images, videos. - The protection of the copyright in the today's sense originated only about 1700 to 1900. Is there starting from about 2030 again dismantling? Will there be money through prestige and events and a modern patronage of donations like once? Will sales, fees and licenses be dropped? Do new technologies now create new facts so that copyrights can no longer be enforced in reality? Answers:...     volxweb.org/node/4

common archetypes of civilizations
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» (1) Some archetypes of human civilization that emerged fairly everywhere autonomously: - Rules and laws and commandments, judges. - Criminal law, sanctions, sins and penance. - Warriors, law enforcement officers, police, informers, spies, denunciants. - Election of representatives, majority decision, unanimous, principle of consensus. - Matriarchy or patriarchy - Right to kill or prohibition of killing. Beggars and the rich. - Hierarchy, obey, group, leader, followers, resistance. - and... and... and...     volxweb.org/node/4

» (2) Some archetypes of human civilization that emerged fairly everywhere autonomously: - Family, child love, evil stepmother. - Faithfulness, infidelity. - Property, possession, lending, interest. - Rules for inheritance and typical variants. - Murderers, vampires, rescuers, heroes. - Dragons, dwarves, goblins, underground dwellers, witches, sorcerers, fairies, angels. - Outsiders, losers, opinion leaders, wise men, volunteers. - Smart or normal or stupid. - Arbitrariness, cruelty, help, empathy. - and... and... and...     volxweb.org/node/4

» "Archetype": Definition? How would you define it? Not that easy? Here is the answer:...     volxweb.org/node/4

» Example: "Vampire": Vampires who enjoy or kill or transform. Blood sacrifice. Victim cults and religions     volxweb.org/node/4

» The informer. The denunciator. The whistleblower. In all civilizations there is the archetype of the informer, the whistleblower. Unwritten rules are similar everywhere: When is the informer, the denunciator, considered bad, when is he considered good? Relation to the collective value system? Traitor or protector? Moral guardian? What is morality? An abstract analysis of the categories of denunciation finally brings clarity:     volxweb.org/node/4

» What is the financial value of 1 human life? The archetype: The killer must pay to the relatives. But how much? 10 million USD to flight crash victims? A pension to the war widow? And who pays how much when causing a car accident without guilt? Overview of numerous "tariffs" of the financial value of 1 human life.     infos7.org/node/4

Archetypes: Knowledge, wisdom, education, "deep thinking".
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» Archetype: High quality education, ability to think abstractly: Is this ideal of general education an imagination? No. This changes brain structure and functioning. Proof:...     volxweb.org/node/4

» Archetypes: "The Wise", "the intellectuals, "the enlightened", "the geniuses", "the seers", "the sighted", "the fortunetellers", "the owners of the connection to the celestial".     volxweb.org/node/4

» What pictures do we want to see and why? Photos of abandoned places and buildings? Photos of technical superlatives? Fights between animals? (And animal sex?) Paintings of battles of the past? Former dress fashions? Apocalyptic paintings? Accidents and disasters? Why does the brain hunger for certain images? Attempt at answers:     volxweb.org/node/4

» The relationship of the way writing is written to thinking and to the subconscious. Do Chinese brains function differently than European brains because of the characters? And differently Arab brains? Answers are tried to these and many other such questions without clear answers.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Is there a cycle of 7 years in human life? Legislation and reality are interspersed by 7 years for life phases. - School years, studies. - Career advancement; partner separation. - The few murderers who fight for their innocence for more than 7 years are always innocent? Are 7 years the duration of cognition and change in the brain? Or a statistical error of thought? There are many more points of view here for your discussion:     volxweb.org/node/4

Archetypes of politics.
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» Archetypes of Politics: Classification of Forms of Rule. Rules and forms of group formation. The development of the principles of sovereignty: From territorial borders to state borders. From subordinate to voter. The right to form groups, the right to demonstrate, the right to strike. The forms of organization of dependent work: From cooperation to slavery, to full-time employment, to home office workers and to bogus self-employment.     volxweb.org/node/4

» The very thin layer of homo sapiens civilization. How many days of full-time hunger in a region are needed for orderly civilization to be rolled down by anarchy? 3 days? - And how many days of generalized hunger does it take to cannibalism? 7 days? - This is a gruesome attempt to determine the deadlines from historical facts.     volxweb.org/node/4

» The archetype of the extinction of existing culture. - The different forms of the foreign or the undesirable. - The rules of the prohibitions of extinction. International law. Autonomy rights. Language protection.     volxweb.org/node/4

» The archetype of the dream of earlier maximum power extension. An important war risk? Do almost all nations and cultures in the collective subconscious carry the pursuit of reconquering maximum former expansion? Discussed for Russia, Germany, Poland, Turkey, China. - If it became illusory, does a phantom pain arise? Discussed for France, Austria, Japan, Great Britain. - Is it finally no longer an issue? Discussed for Sweden, Portugal, Spain, Italy.     volxweb.org/node/4

» The certainty of the superiority of one's own culture. In almost all peoples and civilizations and cultures, almost all people believe that they are the best culture in the world. The amazing thing is that all of them are even right. Because their order of values was formed as they grew up. According to this order of values, the community with just this prevailing order of values is inevitably the best in the world. This is curious and requires analysis:     volxweb.org/node/4


» Symptom of group obedience: The applause ritual. Why do people clap or whistle at the same time? So why do group members encourage themselves to act in unison? Why can appropriately selected applauders for talk shows be hired from agencies? Why are laughs often artificially inserted for radio humor? Why are there minutes of silence? - Analysis of these superficial symptoms of important human willingness to submit to group behaviour:     volxweb.org/node/4


History of civilization.
The long road from the right to kill to human rights.
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» History of Civilization: Gathered listed to understand the world today. The great turning points of knowledge and thought of the last 10,000 years of the continents. This will form the rapidly converging earth civilization.     volxweb.org/node/4

» History of Cruelty: The most cruel systems of the last 200 years of human history are listed. For each system, the causes of the slide into cruelty and mass murder are shown. Congo, Russia under Stalin, the Nazi system, Cambodia, China's Cultural Revolution under Mao, various genocides, violation of martial law, and various others. ("Martial law" - an ingenious combination of words...) - The 10 similarities of these biggest accidents in modern history are shown. This is the basis of your discussion: How could it have been prevented?     infos7.org/node/4

» The right to kill. The main forms of the right to kill in the history of civilization. The killing of the first-born; mass murder after wartime conquest; killing or suicide of widows; killing of the old and infirm; killing of the intellectually underdeveloped; killing of the children of slaves; burning of witches; lynch law; and other once-legal forms of killing. - Why and how did the prohibition of killing come about? Will this ban be permanent? What forms of unpunished killing are there in the world today? None? - For your discussion: The most important 10 forms are listed:     volxweb.org/node/4

the real world - worldwide
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» History of the economy: Gathered listed to rethink: The major turning points of economic development in the last 10  000 years. It ends with the resource problem of a now overpopulated earth. Is the level of consumption in the developed countries so high that economic growth loses its meaning? Can all citizens of the world achieve the same level? Is there a threat of collapse? The 5 scenarios, how this could end:...     volxweb.org/node/4 (Tempodrom, Berlin)

» The real technical framework conditions that determine all civilization: Buildings and infrastructure. Statics as the basic principle of all buildings worldwide. - Why concrete ceilings and bridges do not collapse and churches do not disintegrate. Why static calculations are possible and how they are carried out in reality. - The water: Water pipes, sewers, groundwater, drinking water, desalination - historical basic forms and current main forms. - Protection against moisture and noise in buildings and related building defects. - Why beams in roofs do not rot despite the many holes in the roof. - Roof drainage - basic variants of continents and regions.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Man and his predators. Feared and adored were and are all animals worldwide that can kill humans. The function as an inferior food spoil displeases the superior homo sapiens? Is the settlement of predators part of the unattainable longing of the "back to nature"? For example, wolves and bears in densely populated Western Europe? Why are wild pigs tolerated even though they occasionally attack people and sometimes even kill them? As omnivores, pigs do eat carrion meat.     volxweb.org/node/4


genetic differences
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» What reasons of evolution determine genetic differences in human body size? The starting point: Why are whale species different in size? Is any of these reasons transferable to humans? Is human genetics anchored in framework conditions for different body sizes? Which are to be considered? - Here are 10 most important assumptions for your discussion:     volxweb.org/node/4

Is greed for money hereditary?
» genetics & greed, money,...     EN   DE   FR

The stranger. Being strange.
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» What is a human race? Definition of biology? Are there also human races? Biological? Correct language? Is the word race in laws against discrimination suitable or absurd? How many differences? Mixing, what then? Why racial hatred? Why none? On one of the most sensitive topics of the earth civilization, at present becoming unified: Here you find a rational scientific clarity - free of ideology. From now on you can immediately refute the prevailing errors in any discussion about race?     volxweb.org/node/4

» Language, foreign languages and archetypes: Fascinating correlations between civilization and language. Language and genetics for reconstruction of human migrations in conquering the earth. - Why do conquered peoples usually adopt the languages of the conquerors? But why not always?     volxweb.org/node/4

» Fascinating facts in language statistics: (1) Does mathematics control our language brain? - (2) The diversification rule of languages: Why do languages tend to be more complex the smaller the number of speakers? - (3) Why do languages oscillate in millennium cycles around simple or complex structure and grammar?     volxweb.org/node/4

» Language and Evolution: Is there still a universal super grammar in the baby's brain, of which all real languages are only a partial excerpt? - Why do you usually hardly mix languages anymore if you learned more than 3 languages? Is the brain wired accordingly through evolution?     volxweb.org/node/4

» Languages and Age: The mysteries of multilingualism: Why can we hardly become fully bilingual above the age of 8? - Why is the quality of pronunciation often miserable due to the schooling of languages? What happens to the language wiring in the brain?     volxweb.org/node/4

The divine, the spiritual and us.
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» 3++ Millennia of Religion: Abstract Analysis. The Definition: The Types of Religion. - Interaction with politics, war and peace. - The range of variants from theocracy to atheism. - The conception of God: Universe, monotheism, several gods, personified or not. - Legal system, justice, injustice. - Missionary activity aggressive or active or casual or complicating the access to membership. - Human rights, persecution, discrimination, slavery, servitude. - The differentiated right or total prohibition of killing. - Charity, empathy, hate.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Horoscopes, Astrology: Where does the attraction come from? Could something be true after all? The erroneous origins and the erroneous motives in the past, for that there is reliable information on the Internet. But what motivates many sensible people in today's enlightened world to look at the forecasts of horoscopes for their own future? - We try to analyze the 10 most important reasons for this.     volxweb.org/node/4

» The end is at hand. The archetype of the end of the world. In probably all civilizations there is it and probably also always in several variants. Why? Which main forms? What happens to people then? Who decides the downfall? Why? What happens afterwards? Real variants conceivable? (Nuclear war? 100% fatal epidemics? Total environmental catastrophe?)     volxweb.org/node/4

» Superstition: The blurred line between knowledge, humor, stupidity. Even people without superstition often consider superstition. Why? Why is there no human culture without many superstitious elements? Is political ideology and superstition often linked? Why do people like to believe in conspiracy? Where is the dividing line between religious belief and superstition? Where is the line between superstitious and stupid? - Coherent analysis as a basis for your discussion:     volxweb.org/node/4

sickness and death
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» Miracle healers, an archetype of all civilizations. Are there scientific reasons for miracle healing? Is homeopathy a substitute for religion? What happens when legislation allows, tolerates, or prohibits miracle healers? What does it mean when legislation allows health insurance companies to finance miracle healers?     infos7.org/node/4

» In all cultures there is self-tortue "in order to come closer to higher goals." Examples: Lent, indulgence, self-denial, vegans, prayer of the rosary, self-flagellation, bicycle instead of car in spite of rain, celibacy (yes, also for women), sleep deprivation, sexual abstinence, thorn-flagellation and many other examples.     volxweb.org/node/4

» The most important death rituals of the civilizations: The analysis of the death rituals allows insight into the peculiarities of the different cultural circles. Dying rituals are the culmination of social ideas and values. This overview shows it:     volxweb.org/node/4

» Suicide is regulated in all cultures: Granting or prohibiting or outlawing suicide and euthanasia. Rules for the treatment of the corpse. - An overview of the customs of the different cultures and their anchoring in the specific value systems:     volxweb.org/node/4

» Why is there in all civilizations and religions the idea of existence after death? How long does life after death last? Why are there social rules of mourning everywhere? Are minutes of silence meaningful or embarrassing? How long does grief really last in people's minds?     volxweb.org/node/4

» In the future, is there a reality for the vision of resurrection in a next life? Which real technical and / or medical possibilities of the future could possibly achieve it? Or is it impossible and why? - Overview and evaluation of the current 10 most promising variants.     volxweb.org/node/4

Time concept. Day and night. Frequencies.
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» Why does the day have 24 hours? Why not 10 or 20 hours? Why does every hour have 60 minutes and every minute 60 seconds? Why not 100 each time? Why not 16 or 64 (typical for computer science)?     volxweb.org/node/4

» Is our brain programmed for the duration of the day? How long are days for cave dwellers without light and without clock and calendar? Or if constantly with light? What happens to a person without the change of day and night? Yes, there are answers for all this, namely:....     volxweb.org/node/4

» Why does 24 frames per second become movement? The illusions of the eyes. Short history of the moving images. Completely different frequencies in animals - why? (Images and sound.) - Eternal history of illusions created by eyes and ears. The blurring of real and illusion.     volxweb.org/node/4

All the happiness on earth.
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» What is scientifically founded on the eternal question: The differences between female and male behaviour? How much of it is genetics, how much is learned? What of these differences is useful for real life? Which of them could or should be influenced or not influenced by laws?     volxweb.org/node/4

» Moaning about youth is mankind's oldest complaint. Has the maximum of evolution been exceeded since 2000 years? Is too much pampered humanity degenerating towards its biological end? Or are seniors too backward to understand the future? Here comes help for your quest for truth:     volxweb.org/node/4

» What is 'zeitgeist'? How and why do people develop their preferences? Clothing, furniture, architectural style, music, literature, politics: It is a collective variable rating system. Dominant preferences develop through group contagion. This process is similar to the situation in pandemics. The course of a pandemics can be depicted with mathematical models. So we now try a mathematical model of preference formation, but in a simple and understandable way:     volxweb.org/node/4

» Why do people cry? Animals never? Small typology of crying - largely identical in all civilizations.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Are you feeling lucky? That's what people everywhere ask. Here are the supposedly 10 most important rules for a happy life that apply everywhere in roughly the same way. Why are they not right? Or do they nevertheless work?     volxweb.org/node/4

How long does man live?

► "The secrets of Centenarians."
How to live 100 years?
"how to become old - how-to instructions for beginners" Remaining life span around 30 % longer?
uno7.org/yaa-centa-de.htm
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lifespan correlated to life style
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» The problem: people want to die less early. - The solution: Simply live longer, namely. The 10 most important lessons from the lifestyle of centenarians.     infos7.org/node/4

» How can you estimate life expectancy? 10 justifiably credible methods: Reliability; limits; combination for a reasonably reliable overall assessment.     infos7.org/node/4

actuarial mathematics

» Life annuity contract (real estate) as application of age estimation: The effect on contract details: contract duration, payment amount, right of residence, health care, need for care, letting instead of own use.     infos7.org/node/189

» Mistaken health prognosis? (Largest error of real estate buyers on pension base...)     infos7.org/node/4

In the future: Living longer?
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» The most important lifestyle rules to live about 10 to 30 years longer. This is consistent with the recommendations of holistically oriented scientific medicine, biology and psychology. It is an overview of the most important rules for nutrition, exercise and balance. It differs from the most common recommendations: Because this is not marketing for something that generates money.     volxweb.org/node/4

» The most important lifestyle rules to live about 10 to 30 years shorter. Tobacco and other drugs; excess alcohol, sugar and fat; full-time television; use a mobile phone while driving; swallow unnecessarily prescribed pills; allow avoidable surgery. For these and other great achievements of disguised suicide, here is a calculation table of the respective successful reduction in life expectancy:     volxweb.org/node/4

» How long do animals live? Most live much shorter than humans, some live similarly long. Longer live for example some species of sharks, whales and turtles. And which creatures can live a thousand years? And which animals do not die of cancer and Alzheimer's disease and what protects them? - Here the overview with some surprises:     volxweb.org/node/4

» Role models for your future? Active pseudo-seniors between 90 and 122 years of age. About 20 examples of people without normal aging from calendar age 90 on. Active artists, scientists, political thinkers and people with a philosophy of life have no age. Abstract thinking ability can grow instead of declining. - To all examples a few lines about the respective reasons to age less.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Why do women live longer than men? Genetic and hormonal differences? Or because men pay less attention to their health? - The answer exists and is right here:     volxweb.org/node/4


Is ageing preventable?
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» What happens as we age? Can it be delayed medically or genetically? Can it be prevented completely? Can cloning include thought, knowledge and identity? Answers to all these questions:     infos7.org/node/4

» Eternal life for people, is that possible? Probably it can only be virtual and approximate. After all, could it go that far? An overview of different approaches. With evaluation, which of them is realistic or which of them is religion and which of them is only superstition or spinning. There are also questions that cannot even be answered approximately: Depending on the variant, for example, ethics, reproduction rights, cumulative overpopulation.     infos7.org/node/4

health and wellness
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» Scientific basis of statements on the probability of illness or non-illness.     infos7.org/node/4

» Two-thirds of your health insurance contribution is based on most people's unhealthy lifestyle.     infos7.org/node/4

» Microbiom: Overview of major proven and unproven health effects. The fundamental importance of microbiom has long been known. In recent decades, scientists have expanded this knowledge considerably. This is only about the application of this knowledge: - (1) Ways to optimize the microbiome through appropriate lifestyle. - (2) Presumed health benefits. - (3) Possible relationships to health problems. - (4) Review of major commercial and medical offers for presumed validity.     volxweb.org/node/4

» Can you stay in perfect health without going to the gym and running marathons? Overview of non-commercial scientific truths about what is most effective in preventing back and joint problems and circulatory problems. But you already knew that for a long time. Here is a reminder of the 20 most important rules at a glance:     volxweb.org/node/4



» A lot of office work, a lot of computers, a lot of reading, absorbing many problems: Eyes sick? Hands sick? Soul sick? Concise list of all credible recommendations. Not much new - just to refresh: Compact overview of recommendations from various holistically thinking doctors.     volxweb.org/node/4

Lifestyle sins and obesity.
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» The 10 important rules of health care are? (regarding nutrition)     infos7.org/node/4

» Your weight: The 10 most important rules how to lose weight in a natural manner; gradually and really permanently. "Loose weight without suffering."     infos7.org/node/4

» Medical interventions for less kilos? Simply remove fat? Reduce stomach size? Laser away fat? - The 5 most important reasons for this and the 10 sometimes subtle consequences that are not taken into account enough and that speak against it. So how to decide about it?     infos7.org/node/4

Reduce the likelihood of cancer?
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» Cancer prevention: The likelihood of success. Can it reduce the risk of serious cancer to 30 to 70 percent? Different depending on the type of cancer - and the limits of estimability.     infos7.org/node/4

» Pleasant natural lifestyle: The 20 most important and thoroughly pleasant rules of cancer prevention. Most effective in case of lifelong attention. But it is never too late for a benefit. So it's best to start right away? But there are limits to the estimability of the benefits...     infos7.org/node/4

» If cancer is already present: How best to inhibit the progression of the disease? The influence of lifestyle and occupation during medically defined medical treatment is often discussed. Here is an overview of such recommendations, as far as they are reasonably justifiable and aware of responsibility.     infos7.org/node/4

Hypertension? Diabetes 2?
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» The 10 main rules for the prevention of diabetes 2. . Everything is easy to observe: A natural lifestyle improves life value and mood. Here are credible rules from scientific sources. It is most effective with lifelong use. But it is never too late to benefit from it. To what extent is it still useful in case of illness? This is decided by the doctor.     infos7.org/node/4

» Lower your blood pressure? Doubts and truths? Where a lot of money is earned, is the truth endangered? - The measurement and evaluation of high blood pressure is a permanently controversial issue. Even more controversial is to what extent treatment is necessary or unnecessary? How much does treatment do harm or not do harm? Various most important answers to these questions are presented here on various pages.     infos7.org/node/4

» Hypertension: Legal problems for the doctor. Guidelines for this do change from time to time. Were the previous guidelines therefore wrong? Furthermore, the guidelines are sometimes very different in different countries. Is the doctor liable in case of application or non-application of bad guidelines?     volxweb.org/node/4

» A funny topic: The dependence of high blood pressure on salt consumption. How can salt consumption be controlled at all? And the body's salt reserve? Which of the contradictory studies could be the most accurate? What are the consequences for you? Actually, everything becomes quite simple as soon as you know everything that can't be true?     volxweb.org/node/4


Intelligence? Alzheimer's?
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» Older people learn more slowly? Not true that way. The older brain works differently and learns some things faster, some things slower. Is there a reduction in intelligence with ageing? If so, is this over-compensated by constant learning and constant demands? Can older people learn faster than children? - Scientifically based answers to all questions about brain functions in correlation to aging:     volxweb.org/node/4

» The 10 most important rules to prevent Alzheimer's disease. The 10 most important reasons why one does not know exactly whether these 10 rules are effective. The 5 most important assumptions as to why the 10 rules may be largely correct. The 10 most important information about varieties of senile dementia and plausible ways to prevent them.     infos7.org/node/4

Marketing rules / psychocology helpers.
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» Psychotherapy - the marketing rules. The number of mentally ill is growing proportionally to the number of psychotherapists? Here as an example the detailed Austrian rules to limit this effect.     infos7.org/node/4

» Psychotherapy: The danger of abuse of dominance for financial optimization? How can this problem be alleviated by rules? Example: Here are the detailed Austrian rules for psychotherapists, which probably apply similarly in most developed countries.     infos7.org/node/4