This well-known family game is useful for training the power of memory and very popular with children (because beating them is not always easy). Should it seem a bit silly, you should try Visual Power Memory instead. The photographs on the playing cards are picture montages sampled from images imprinted on our visual memory as icons of the mass culture in which we live. Each card selects a subject from the encyclopaedic image bank that we carry in our heads, manipulating it in an amusing way. This surprising and contemporary version of the memory game is great fun to play, good for children's visual education and for training everyone's power to remember. It guarantees hours of amusement around the kitchen or dining room table.

Visual Power Memory Game 6th Print

Gerritzen, Mieke

van Mensvoort, Koert

Arts & Photography

Laurence King Publishing

With the world's population expected to reach nine billion people by 2050, it becomes impossible to produce and consume meat like we do today. In vitro meat, grown from cells in a laboratory, could provide a sustainable and animal-friendly alternative. Yet, before we can decide if we are willing to eat in vitro, we must explore the new food culture it will bring us. The In Vitro Meat Cookbook presents 45 recipes that explore and visualize what in vitro meat products might be on our plate one day.

The In Vitro Meat Cook Book

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Grievink, Hendrik-Jan

Cooking by Ingredient

Smart Phones, Healthcare Robots, Wearable Computers and Self Driving Cars. They are arriving or already exists. We are becoming increasingly intimate with the machines that constantly count, control and watch the way we live. How can the growing world population of more than 7 billion people create a humane life for everyone? Let’s find the errors and the holes in the technosphere that will give us space for free and creative thinking. What’s at stake here is the remains of human agency. Let’s use the brain pixels that are not taken yet. And Save the Humans!The contributors to curate the strongest quotes they can find on the subject. It made no difference whether they were written yesterday or a thousand years ago. From Plato to Marshall McLuhan to Mark Zuckerberg. The aim was to make a selection of quotes that currently question the autonomy of mankind in the digital computer era, and study the future of the independent creative spirit.The main questions are:-What is the significance of independent thinking in the networked society where everything and everyone is connected?-What is the influence of technology on humanity?-Do software standards, templates and algorithms stimulate creativity?-Does the digital domain make our world larger? Or is every space pixel a danger for the free spirit? Is there any communication without control?

Save the Humans: How to Survive

Graphic Design

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