Maybe Nature is a potluck dinner, where all bring themselves on the table... Problem is we treat it as a buffet just for us...
The human guest
The challenge of I don’t care
The toughest challenge can be less about convincing people with an opposite opinion, and more about convincing people without one
Engine of biodiversity
The crashing nature airplane metaphor
Leaves of understanding
The talk was on branches of knowledge and the roots of our beliefs
Facing the academic wall
Impressive and tall, with each page a world in its own it can seem impossible to connect
Fact checking at the edge
Tiny shack under the stars, where people fact check through the night
Citizen science in Aarhus
Live drawing on Citizen Science Conference in Denmark 2022
Risking no filter
Digital reality promises to make us better than we are...
Escaping to the Metaverse
More and more tech companies get into the race of creating new artificial realities
Reality and technology
It is getting more of a challenge to define what reality is
Hello from inside the self-isolation cup
“No problem, we can meet online and drink coffee instead”, people say here under the COVID-19 pandemic… But is it the same, or might it do something else, like keeping an unreal world real?
The blind spot 2.0
Becoming blind to everything outside our screens
technology moving people in self-isolation
In more than one way we might see a whole new level of how we are moved around by technology
Human history in three apples
Describing how we have used apples in stories through history
Walking through Social Media
More and more of us spend more time moving around in the virtual landscapes of social media
The move from selling us products – to just selling us
It is called many things when journalists, influencers and reviewers aims at making us jump into the shopping trolley The challenge of (being) sponsored content Text and drawning by Frits Ahlefeldt We can only guess at how much of what we read are sponsored content, as part of the whole idea of sponsored content is... Continue Reading →
130 years old drawings can be timeless
Drawings about technology is not that new
Drawn Journalism by Frits Ahlefeldt 