Tulpanomania: The Madness of Man
The colour orange can be attributed to many different things: the name of a famous fruit, the skin color of a particularly rowdy world leader, and, of course, the Orange Kingdom, the Netherlands.
Were We Training AI While Catching Pokémon?
The nibbling feeling that something you are interacting with will be tracked, recorded and used against you is always there, but only when something as innocent as Pokémon Go turns out to be another way for multi-million-dollar AI companies to use our data, it begins to feel like a betrayal.
The Contradictory Nature of Coachella
In 1999, a music festival in the middle of the California desert lost nearly 1 million dollars. It was so bad that Rage Against the Machine gave back half of their fee, and at the time, it looked like one of the worst ideas in festival history.
The Yin & Yang Secret: Why Your Success is Making You Miserable
We live in a world defined by its extremes. We almost constantly strive for something better, something brighter, some form of success, while trying to avoid the darkness of grief and setbacks. But it is easy to forget that one side cannot exist without the other.
When the Wind Takes Hold
SailGP is a global sailing championship where top national teams race identical cutting-edge F50 hydrofoiling catamarans. Their shared goal; to win the Rolex SailGP Championship and the $2 million cash prize, and to do so they must overcome the shifting nature of the wind.
Behind the Price
Between VIP packages and skyrocketing prizes, the dream of seeing live music is fading for many. As streaming revenues dwindle, artists turn tours into their primary financial engine. Amongst this one vital question remains: has the concert experience shifted from a common joy to an exclusive luxury?
Behind the Walls – Always Running
If a 14-year-old boy from New Jersey could control hundreds of adults’ financial decisions from his bedroom using fake usernames and a pattern he learned from his dad, what can an entire media apparatus do to our perception of reality?
From Open Doors to Higher Walls
“Mitt Europa bygger inga murar” and“Öppna era hjärtan”. In 2015, the left and the right unanimously agreed to help war-stricken refugees resulting in a bipartisan consensus rarely seen in Swedish politics. Today´s reality is a stark contrast.
Surviving the Seconds
The 2026 Winter Olympics proved how quickly control dissolves into turbulence. Years of preparation met seconds of unpredictability. Each athlete arrived in Italy chasing the same impossible goal. Success depended on strength, skill and the ability to survive the physical, psychological, and environmental challenges offered by the Games.
