The Bear That Wasn't, Frank Tashlin

Dambisa Moyo is a controversial economist. She's African (from Zambia), she's black and she, well, is a she. But apart from those sometimes scandalous facts in a discourse that has been mainly been heard in the voice of white western ...Read More

The Bear That Wasn’t

I've spent a fair amount of the day watching the great documentary The Virtual Revolution by the BBC. Basically, they nail it down simple and bold: this is a silent revolution that affects every person in the world.  They ...Read More

The Virtual Revolution

A few days ago Corey Doctorow blogged about us in the über-popular Boing-Boing. Aside from the cool factor and the evident spike in the graphic of the site visits, there were comments from people expressing confusion regarding one of the ...Read More

On Low Birth Rate and Aging Population

If you have been online anytime between October and now chances are that you have seen this video. The piano staircase was a project by DDB in Stockholm to promote "The Fun Theory" a campaign by Volkswagen. What fascinates me about ...Read More

The fun theory

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The community of Ixmiquilpan, Hidalgo offers a tourist walk in the Eco-Parque Alberto, where you can pretend to cross the border between the United States and Mexico. Chasing, running, hiding, trucks and english included in your $250 pesos fee (like 20 ...Read More

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