S2E2 - Human needs, babies' needs, and social media

Update: 2020-09-25

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In this second reverie of the second season, we go back to babies. For they are the foundation of who we are, as individuals, as society. We explore their core needs, and why those shape the foundation of a human psyche, and thus, of the social fabric, and social media.

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In Channel

S2E5 - In conversation with Caroline Naito: "Everything is Sign"

2020-11-2642:09

S2E4 - About the joy of learning the meaning of the sound "cat"

2020-11-1945:15

S2E3 - In conversation with Reza Malkezadeh: "Building and Selling to Fight Death"

2020-10-0243:41

S2E2 - Human needs, babies' needs, and social media

2020-09-2544:58

S2E1 - In conversation with Jeff Scargle, astrophysicist at NASA AMES

2020-09-1856:50

S1E12 - A preview of Season 2 - voyage into the Human Psyche

2020-07-0316:01

S1E11 - From social media addiction to a sense of inner boundaries

2020-06-2839:08

S1E10 - Looking into the mirror: do we have a role to play to tame the social media golem?

2020-06-0935:18

S1E9 - Entering the unchartered waters of morality and social media

2020-06-0236:59

S1E8 - Is social media primarily guided by economic forces?

2020-05-2636:14

S1E7 - Is this a recipe for war?

2020-05-1931:53

S1E6 - The boron rods of the social media chain reaction

2020-05-1237:04

S1E5 - Container, did you say container?

2020-05-0536:31

S1E4 - It all started on December 17, 2005

2020-04-2830:26

S1E3 - Voyage through broadcast media times

2020-04-1928:39

S1E2 - Viral, did you say viral?

2020-04-1918:31

S1E1 - Hello, World

2020-04-1913:42

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S2E2 - Human needs, babies' needs, and social media

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Herve Utheza

S2E2 - Human needs, babies' needs, and social media