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Information: that's life!

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The information was not invented by humans. It is life itself. Credit Illustration © Denis Leenhardt Erwin Schrödinger, founding father of quantum mechanics, published in 1944 a small book with a simple but ambitious title: What is life? In a dazzling intuition, he saw that the

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Stress, man's suffering insufficient

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By the end of the 20th century, "fatigue of being oneself" took precedence over neurotic anxiety, which was the dominant disease in the 19th century (1). (1) Today's society imposes levels of demands that are increasingly unbearable for the individual, leaving the field open for new suffering. The neurotic suffers because he or she

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Knowledge, the knowledge revolution

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  The universality and diversity of the knowledge available through hyperinformational flows calls for the collectivisation of knowledge for the first time. It is impossible today for a single human being or a single group to master all the knowledge made available to them on digital networks. "Encyclopedia" meant a circle

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User test: everything you need to know to test on mobiles and tablets

L'usage croissant des tablettes et mobiles contribue largement à modifier notre manière de consommer des services, de nous informer et de construire nos relations professionnelles. Dans ce contexte, des outils comme le test utilisateur doivent nous permettre de mieux comprendre cette tendance et de proposer des services toujours plus adaptés

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Crowd: Emotional Communion

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The predominance of information-emotions that pervade the entire media sphere (whether informative, entertaining or advertising) leads, at times, to a spectacular aggregation of individuals. The examples are numerous and everyone can measure the acceleration of the phenomenon. Two cases can be distinguished: those that are

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