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Postcolonial Europe: The significance of memory | DW Documentary
The Black Lives Matter movement and migration are helping to fuel the debate about Europe’s colonial past. To what extent does colonialism still shape European society? What questions should we be asking ourselves? Afropean: In search of identity What do … Continue reading
Bold Proposal to Make Central Berlin a Mostly Car-Free Zone | Kottke
has put forward a proposal to turn all of central Berlin (an area larger than Manhattan) into a car-free zone. What would that mean in practice? Adele Peters at Fast Company explains: As in other cities, “car free” doesn’t literally … Continue reading
The internet of everything – Our relationship with the internet| DW Documentary
Is humanity destined for a futuristic utopia? Or are we heading blindly towards life in a nightmarish surveillance state? Both scenarios still seem possible as increased digitalization is turning us into a fully networked society. The Internet is in the … Continue reading
The 6 Year Overnight Success | Julie Nolke | TEDxIIITA
Julie talks about how success is perceived, efforts that go unnoticed until one achieves recognition. She encourages the audience to be with dedicated towards their life goals as the only question is how long it will take one to become … Continue reading
Zombie Fungus or Energy Mushroom? The Ultimate Guide To Cordyceps
Cordyceps is a powerful medicinal mushroom used for energy, endurance, immunity and more. Learn the most important types, how they grow (some grow on bugs!) and what this powerful medicinal mushroom can do for you. 0:00 Intro 0:38 What Is … Continue reading
Teeming with Leaves and Grasses, Oil Paintings Cloaked in Lush Foliage Evoke the Forest Floor | Colossal
JANUARY 14, 2022. GRACE EBERT ll images © JA Paunkovic Thick foliage in shades of green sprout from every inch of JA Paunkovic’s canvases. The Serbian husband-and-wife duo of Jelena and Aleksandar render luxuriant scenes brimming with realistic plant life. … Continue reading
On The Sand & Under The Sun In Juquehy | Edge of Humanity Magazine
Photographer Caesar Lima is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. From the series ‘JUQUEHY’. Juquehy is a small beach town not too far from São Paulo, Brazil. Lots of local people come to the beach in the … Continue reading
Émile Bernard: The Colorful Art of a French Post-Impressionist | My Modern Met
By Margherita Cole on January 12, 2022 Émile Bernard, “Self-Portrait with a Portrait of Gauguin,” 1888 How much do you know about Émile Bernard? After the airy paintings of Impressionism came a bolder, multi-faced art movement called Post-Impressionism, which focused … Continue reading
Dog Stops Tornado from Forming
Such a brave 🐶 +Last videoErin the Annoying Vegan – https://youtu.be/0q2N2GcEZBU +The SocialMedias Dog #Tornado #DustDevil
