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Anders Bolling has shown us what journalism also could be: an honest effort to give a comprehensive picture of the world… Bolling has systematically and independently countered the mainstream news dramaturgy by complementing its daily alarms with facts about what is steadily improving.

Judges’ comments on the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences’ award for science minded journalism

Bolling is in a classical sense well-read, which endows him with a capacity to cover a wide range of topics. His ability to look for the relevant deviant voice or angle is particularly salient, which forces the reader or listener to see events from a different perspective than the prevailing one. This is certainly a laudable trait in today’s fast-spinning media landscape.

Karl Dalén, News Director, Dagens Nyheter

Anders Bolling is a skilled writer with a deep understanding of complex development issues, but even more notable is his ability to look beyond the immediate and tell stories of possibilities and highlighting human perspectives. As a moderator he is responsive and engaged.

Carolina Given-Sjölander, UNDP Communications Advisor for the Nordics

The Billion Boom:

This book will become a modern standard reference. I love the hopeful and realistic scenarios. The chapters on migration and its causes are indispensable.

Martin Schibbye, founder and publisher, Blank Spot Project

It is exciting and elegant to see the whole picture through the prism of demography. This book ought to inspire and to provoke debate.

Jan Eliasson, former deputy Secretary General of the United Nations

The Cozy Darkness of the Apocalypse:

Bolling offers a counter image to the common pessimism of the media. It is an approachable and efficient text which shimmers of contagious hope and enthusiasm.

Sundsvalls Tidning

This book is an honorable attempt of fouling one’s own nest. Its strength lies in the general media criticism.

Svenska Dagbladet

The odd thing is that so many people get so upset by the fact that the world is getting better. Many readers, conservatives and socialists alike, will squirm when they press ahead through Bolling’s relentless waves of good news. These waves shatter their predetermined worlds.

Dagens Nyheter

Mind the Shift

Mind the Shift2 days ago

134. It's a Playful Universe – Marjorie Woollacott
“Life is still mysterious!”
Neuroscientist, physiologist and writer Marjorie Woollacott envisions a “reenchantment” in our world, after three centuries of “disenchantment”, caused by the scientific revolution.
Synchronicities, the Jungian term for meaningful coincidences, are the universe’s way of playfully giving us hints, she thinks. We are points of consciousness within the universal consciousness, and we are all entangled.
“Within that playful entanglement, we draw the situations to ourselves that are most important for the unfolding of our paths in this universe.”
Marjorie also points out that our beliefs create our reality, which means that what we pay attention to in our lives is what we allow to unfold. (Audio links in comments.)

Marjorie Woollacott: It's a Playful Universe

Marjorie Woollacott was a scientist with a materialist worldview when she, in her 30s, had a spiritually transformative experience. Her heart opened. There w...

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Mind the Shift4 days ago

The Physicalist Echo Chamber on Wikipedia
When you search terms and persons in the field of parapsychology on Wikipedia, "you get someone's quasi-religious beliefs" says journalist Craig Weiler in this clip.

Wikipedia's Bias | Craig Weiler | Clip | Mind the Shift clips

When you use Wikipedia to look something up in the field of parapsychology, or some esoteric topic, what you get is someone's quasi-religious beliefs, says j...

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Mind the Shift1 week ago

What's in a Word? An Ocean of Difference!
In this clip from my conversation about Atlantis with Jack Kelley, we get to hear about the astounding consequences of an ages-old mistranslation of Plato's dialogues.

An astounding new Atlantis hypothesis | Jack Kelley | Clip | Mind the Shift clips

Filmmaker Jack Kelley's documentary The Atlantis Puzzle tells a completely novel Atlantis story. The theory that is conveyed is based on the research of Gree...

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