Season 1 beings with a conversation with Jaap van der Wal, Phd. about phenomenology and embryology. Not only a teacher of Philosophy of Science and in Medical Anthropology, human embryology. His view is that the human body is a process, developing and functioning in time, and that the embryo moves and behaves in forms. Using Goethean phenomenological approach, he applies the method of dynamic morphology to understand what we are actually doing as human beings when we are an embryo. With utmost respect in the embryo he finds cautious answers to questions about the meaning of human existence.
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