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Alfred Sonnenfeld, a physician and theologian, 75 years old: “When we accept what happens to us in positive terms, the brain works more, but produces serenity”

Doctor, theologian and neuroethical teacher formed in Germany, Sonnenfeld argues that every moral decision leaves a physical needle in the brain and invites you to think positively: “Happy comes with this inner consistency.”

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ClarínAlfred Sonnenfeld, a physician and theologian, 75 years old: “When we accept what happens to us in positive terms, the brain works more, but produces serenity”ClarínAlfred Sonnenfeld, a physician and theologian, 75 years old: “When we accept what happens to us in positive terms, the brain works more, but produces serenity”
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