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What happens when you look at your life the way physics looks at the world? Physics in Life uses the language and the models of physics to understand human experience more clearly. Not to reduce life to formulas, but to find orientation in complexity – and to tell the difference between what is actually happening and the story we tell ourselves about it.

Do you have a situation of your own that you would like to explore from the perspective of physics? Write to me at: [email protected] – You are welcome to remain anonymous.

What happens when you look at your life the way physics looks at the world? Physics in Life uses the language and the models of physics to understand human experience more clearly. Not to reduce life to formulas, but to find orientation in complexity – and to tell the difference between what is actually happening and the story we tell ourselves about it.

In this episode: resonance. Why a single sentence can stay with you for days, why the strength of a reaction says more about you than about whoever caused it, and why that isn't always a comfortable thing to realise.

Do you have a situation of your own that you would like to explore from the perspective of physics? Write to me at: [email protected] – You are welcome to remain anonymous.

www.physics-in-life.com

What happens when you look at your life the way physics looks at the world? Physics in Life uses the language and the models of physics to understand human experience more clearly. Not to reduce life to formulas, but to find orientation in complexity – and to tell the difference between what is actually happening and the story we tell ourselves about it.

The first episodes explore resonance, tension, and pressure.

Do you have a situation of your own that you would like to explore from the perspective of physics? Write to me at: [email protected] - You are welcome to remain anonymous.