Author - Serena Nebo

All articles by Serena Nebo

We don't forgive failure - and it is hurting each and every one of us.

How we handle the losers of society’s game of distribution shows our collective bad conscience: we simply blank them out.

Vanity would have us trace our resilience to drugs back to decency and sheer willpower - is that really true?

Criminalising drug addicts, thereby closing any possibility to return to normality, is expensive, inappropriate and inhuman.

We have to learn to listen to the best in ourselves - and the voice that cries for revenge is just not part of it.

Black Pedagogy, punishment, atonement, offenders, traumatisation. Is there a more appropriate and human approach?

How do we assess information? An orientation aid without a claim to completeness.

How great is the possibility that absolutely nothing that we perceive through our senses is as it seems or even exists at all?

Change can only start with ourselves, and a thorough re-examination of all we are sure of is a good place to start.

Some mechanism seems to draw us towards extremism. The answer is to seek out and learn from the moderate voices in every group.

While we are being stripped of privacy, the big fish are reluctant to divulge their secrets. Why does this discrepancy hardly raise an eyebrow?

In Austria, the cost for the care of burnout sufferers amounts to around seven billion Euros per year. There's definitely something wrong ...