Water has been used metaphorically in works of art, from stories from the Bible to today’s literature. The allegory of fighting nature’s might while drowning in turbulent waters had been widely depicted in works of art for the span of humanity, from stories in the Bible to modern-day literature and visual art. Drowning is an…
Masayuki Uemura, a hardware engineer at Nintendo, died on December 6, 2021, at the age of 78. In the ’70s and ’80s, Uemura led the development of Nintendo’s earliest home consoles and peripherals. The video games of that generation, with their slow and rudimentary graphics and their signature electronic music, became hits with kids and…
Those among us who have experienced dating before the age of the internet and smartphones remember a different, simpler way of getting to know other people and sailing into a relationship. Every aspect of that courtship, including romantic and platonic relationships, was conducted on a personal level. Everything you came to find about the other…
I fix things. As a kid, I fixed discarded toys, and made them my own to play with. When I was ten, my mom gave me a broken alarm clock, which I repaired and used for a while, before I found a better use for it – take it apart and put it back together,…
New technologies make some professions more efficient and powerful while eliminating others all together. What steps should you consider taking to secure your future?