On Clubhouse, we tackle a wide range of topics and reflect on them from different perspectives. In one of the Deep Talk Club rooms, Jürgen pointed out that looking back often helps us understand things better. How true. Whether we’re breaking down everyday terms or looking at name days and holidays: a look at historical developments brings clarity and offers new ways of explaining things.

This time, I came across a post by Carsten Fuchs on LinkedIn shortly after the question came up in Deep Talk of what the Easter Bunny is actually all about. A fascinating post worth sharing — it includes aspects I was hearing for the first time myself, gets you thinking, and is sure to offer fresh material for an interesting Deep Talk with the family… (the shared post below is in German, as it’s a screenshot)

Happy Easter
Yours, Yasemin

3 Myths Debunked – When Science Creates Knowledge! | Dr Yasemin Yazan

When Science Creates Knowledge!

Unfortunately, there is a lot of false knowledge on the market. Be it because, for example, research results are misinterpreted or false causalities are made, or because they are transferred to other contexts that were not even the subject of the study.

We pick 3 myths and show what science already knows:

- Why Maslow's hierarchy of needs is not a reliable basis for motivation

- Why personality tests are questionable as a basis for personnel decisions

- Why a quota is needed as an effective measure against Unconscious Bias

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