A hundred years ago, people dreamed of a future full of flying cars, cities on the Moon, and cures for all diseases. It was a hopeful, optimistic vision of progress. But here we are in the 2020s, and, well, it’s safe to say things didn’t go quite as planned. That utopian dream? It’s been replaced…
Tag: Culture
Wrapping Up 2024
As 2024 is coming to its end, it’s hard to believe how much has happened in just one year. It’s been a year of excitement, new experiences, creativity. From big milestones to art and great travel to parties it has truly been great one. As we step into 2025, it’s hard to ignore the strange…
Short Stories of History: The Cultural Impact of Pantone’s Color of the Year
Pantone 219 C and 3298 might not be names you recognize, but Barbie pink and Starbucks green are. When you see dozens of pinks, it’s easy to pick out Barbie pink, and the same goes for Starbucks green. These colors are so closely associated with their brands that they stand out in any crowd. But…
London Calling To The Faraway Towns
London is a city where history and modernity come together in the most fascinating way. Centuries of stories, iconic landmarks, and rich culture coexist with sleek skyscrapers, creating a unique harmony. What truly makes London stand out, however, is how these two worlds blend so effortlessly, resulting in a city full of surprises at every…
Unpopular Opinion: Why the Oscars Don’t Matter
The Oscars (Academy Awards) have long been regarded as the highlight of cinematic achievement. But in an era where audience reviews, social media reactions, and streaming platforms have amplified the voice of the viewer, it begs the question: do we really still need an exclusive insider group to determine what films are “the best”? There…
Short Stories of History: The Legacy of Harald Bluetooth
Did you know that Bluetooth technology, which connects our devices wirelessly, is named after a 10th-century Danish king? In my blog series, Short Stories of History, I’ll explore some of the most captivating events from the past. These stories will reveal how history continues to shape our lives today and why it remains relevant. The…
Views of Helsinki Through My Lens: A Photographic Tribute to Finland’s Capital
Chances of getting lost in Helsinki are unlikely, but just like lightning striking the same place twice, they’re never zero. Unlike many bustling metropolises, Helsinki has a navigable layout with well-organized streets and an precise public transportation system, making navigating the city refreshingly straightforward. The train journey from Helsinki Airport to the city center takes…
Moment of Realization: How the 90s Are Closer to the 2020s Than the 60s Were to the 90s
The gap between the 90s and the 2020s feels much smaller than the difference between the 90s and the 60s. This is largely due to the rapid advancements in technology and evolvement of culture over the past thirty years. Innovations like the internet, social media, and smartphones have made the world feel more connected than…
Once upon a time in Split part 2
It’s time to reveal my favorite 3+1 sights in Split. Hope you enjoyed the first part of the article, Once upon a time in Split part 1, which guided through as a short overview basically representing bits of the local culture and history of the city somewhat being a split of past of glory and echoes…
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