What happens when you look at your life the way physics looks at the world?
The Podcast
The Physics in Life Podcast
What really happens between us, within us, and around us?
Physics in Life uses physical models and the language of physics to look more closely at human experience. As a universal language, physics knows no human-made boundaries. It observes without judging. And it breaks complexity down to what is essential.
Not to reduce life to formulas, but to distinguish between what is really happening and the stories we tell ourselves about it.
About
About Barbara
Barbara is a geographer and educator and has been teaching German as a Foreign Language for many years, working with learners of all ages and from many different walks of life, across a wide range of cultural and linguistic backgrounds.
In this work, one observation kept returning: people often understand or feel something long before they can clearly express it. And while people describe their experiences in very different ways, the dynamics underneath are often remarkably similar.
As a geographer, Barbara is trained to map landscapes, recognise patterns and navigate complexity. Looking for a language that could describe these shared human dynamics, she found it in physics.
These observations became the foundation for Physics in Life: an approach that uses the language and models of physics to describe what is happening in human experience, and to help people find orientation in complexity.
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The important thing is to never stop questioning.
Albert Einstein