A restaurant in Tokyo where wagyu meats are grilled infront of you.


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the traditional art of linocut, a printmaking technique


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10 Practical Life Hacks...


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Adorable hoopoes were born in the willow tree holes at the park. 🐦💕 They’ve started squeezing at the hole entrance, sticking their little heads out, eager to explore the world beyond the nest.


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Wrap your head around these 4 genius gift wrapping ideas!


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Dutch house design that brings the outdoors in, making nature part of the home


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Infrared contact lenses that let you see in the dark are now real, with game-changing potential for security, surveillance, and night driving.


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The kalimba is the modern interpretation of an ancient musical intrument from Zimbabwe, the mbira. It's essentially a lamellophone, producing sound through the metal tines attached to a plastic board.


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"Eye of the Tiger" played on the Swiss hammer dulcimer by Duo Kellerheims


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In 1969, the number one song in the USA was made by a band that never existed, The Archies.


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The incredible double-horned hornbill! During breeding season, the female seals herself in a tree hole, leaving only a tiny gap for her beak. For 90 days, she relies on her devoted partner to bring food, nurturing their young in this safe haven until they’re ready to take flight. Nature’s love and resilience at its finest!


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Some kitchen best practices you may consider interesting.


- Massimo -

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Ruven Bals 3D prints objects inspired by origami and science. This is a gear ball.


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How does a plane stop after landing?


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Enormous soap bubbles of artist Ivanna Orlova


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Umbrella choreography


- Massimo -

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The Italian guide to buying pasta


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Masking crabs wear anemones like chef hats to hide from predators and feed the anemones


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Step-by-Step Mechanical Cardboard Arm

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The Seiko TV Watch was produced in very limited numbers for a few years from 1982 and 1985. It’s technically a digital LCD wrist watch with a built-in TV screen and a separate TV receiver.


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This strange-looking installation is a movable public toilet.

The Throne is a 3D-printed toilet intended to provide accessible sanitation for people in remote areas, refugee settlements, and urban slums. It has a streamlined teardrop shape and was made mainly from discarded single-use plastic from medical facilities. The team used a commercial composting toilet for hygienic reasons. They enlarged the interior to give users more room to move around, where users can also find a shelf for toilet paper, a phone holder, and a container of wood chips to eliminate odors.

Spanish studio Nagami designed the Throne for social enterprise https://To.org Foundation. The toilet is installed in Gstaad in the Swiss Alps in August 2021. To further commercialize the idea, the team still needs to reduce the production costs.This strange-looking installation is a movable public toilet.


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