Ernst's Blog – March 2009 Archive (2)

Imagine. You're in Japan. It's August 6, 1945. You are in Hiroshima on a business trip. An American B-29 drops an atomic bomb on the city. You witness the apocalypse. You get burned but you survive and return to your hometown. Nagasaki. And three days later it's apocalypse again when the second atomic attack in human history is launched. And you survive again.



This is exactly what happened to Tsutomu Yamaguchi, now 93 years old. He just has become the first person certified as a… Continue

Why do we humans still engage in war although the next global confrontation will end civilization as we know it? One of the central questions in our doc THE THAW OF WAR.



In our research we're going back in history - way back - in order to find out how evolution has its share in this. And it certainly does. There are clues that our "team aggression" is something we inherited from our ancestors. And we still act by… Continue