More than 50 years ago, the physicist Wolfgang Pauli visited the star physicist Niels Bohr in his Danish country house. He saw the horseshoe above the entrance door: "You don't really believe in it, do you, dear professor?" - "Of course not," he replied, "but I've heard that it works even if you don't believe in it."
Is there a great horseshoe hanging over the "personal" entrance in Rapperswil that wards off all kinds of misfortune without you having to actually believe in its magical power? Of course - the qatar rcs data name! "personal". Names are - says Baruch Spinoza - "fates". They guide us subcutaneously, keep us away from some things without us noticing it, and lead us to others. My brother, just for example, is called "Sepp", trained as a farmer, headed the farmers' association, and masters every problem with his feet on the ground - while "Ludwig" drove me to theoretical physics and philosophy, in air tricks that had to be grounded with "personal" columns and an occasionally unsound lifestyle.
The name as fate. "Personal" means both more and less than "technical" or "professional". Today, there is such a fuss about credits and specialist skills. Of course, we can never know and do enough.