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Wir sind sehr biologisch | TED Salon Playlist Mai 2017

Mai 10, 2017
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Wir sind sehr biologisch. Das zu behaupten ist nicht sonderlich originell, aber verblüffenderweise für viele Menschen immer wieder schockierend. Wir hingegen meinen, eher faszinierend. Es liegen viele inspirierende, wie nützliche Antworten im Verständnis unserer Biologie und Evolution. Und noch mehr…

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