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Zombie brands: breathing new life into legendary logos

In a world of oversaturated marketing, creating a new brand from scratch comes with astronomical costs, while the risk of failure remains critically high. This is why venture funds...

“Cellular cartridges” and steak from printer

The kitchen of the future shifts from mass production to personalized nutrition. Food preparation and consumption are synchronized with a fitness band and a medical chip. Resource-intensive traditional agriculture gives...

Cat economy makes difference

In Thailand, the market for cat products has reached an enormous size — the equivalent of $11.8 billion. The government no longer treats it as a mere hobby of citizens;...

Cyber-archaeology: through earth and time to lost secrets

For a long time, archaeology was a matter of chance and exhausting blind digs. But now, the rules of the game have changed — excavations are not aimed at finding...

Power of color — urbanists’ secret palette

In the modern world, stress levels often rank among the main threats to social stability. Urban planners increasingly design color environments based on proven brain responses to specific spectra. Color...

Invisible profits: business built on “boring” technologies

Alongside the "hype" startups burning billions of investor capital in pursuit of reach, a wave of low‑profile unicorns is growing. Profit‑first models operate in the B2B space, solving specialised logistics...

New luxury of 21st century: aversion to gadgets

Modern people are fed up with the abundance of gadgets and appreciate the right to silence, the ability to pause, and not to be "always on." Psychologists note a paradigm...

Architecture of survival — how technologies defeat elements

As new technologies develop, the line between habitable and uninhabitable space blurs. Survival architecture is humanity's response to a changing reality. People no longer aim to conquer nature. New projects...

Triumph of imperfection —mistakes that bring millions

In an era of assembly-line perfection and emotionless AI algorithms, any error signals a product's human origin. Consumers grew used to flawless goods. Today, a defect can become a unique...

Ideas of “madmen” that once were ridiculous

The history of progress is often the story of overcoming skepticism. As Arthur Schopenhauer noted, every truth goes through three stages: first, it is ridiculed, then it is violently opposed...