Monthly Archives: June 2011

Quora Question: Can we only dream emotions instead of whole stories?

Posted on 2011/06/28 by Markus Herzberg

Can we only dream emotions instead of whole stories? Write an answer on Quora and join the discussion.Can we only dream emotions instead of whole… Read more

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Quora: Do we have free will?

Posted on 2011/06/28 by Markus Herzberg

Do we have free will? 7 answers on Quora and an interesting discussion for you to follow.Do we have free… Read more

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Is there any way to lower the IQ – to get more stupid?

Posted on 2011/06/28 by Markus Herzberg

Is there any way to lower the IQ – to get more stupid? 1 answer on QuoraIs there any way to lower the IQ – to get more… Read more

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How to get more stupid

Posted on 2011/06/22 by Markus Herzberg

People are curious about getting smarter by learning things, but is there any chance to become stupid by “learning” or “seeing” the wrong things?… Read more

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Video: Funny rap music video about Neuromarketing

Posted on 2011/06/09 by Markus Herzberg

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUzo7fhRpFY A funny rap video about neuromarketing I want to share with you – nothing serious, but it shows how that Neuromarketing is not necessarily something geeky or dusted. By the way, the beat is somewhat… Read more

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Video: About Neuromarketing – a nice introduction

Posted on 2011/06/03 by Markus Herzberg

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_9ILKe-6B8 Roger Dooley has given an interview about Neuromarketing I want to share with you. In this video you learn why people can not describe what they think (2.30), that Neuromarketing can not enable… Read more

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