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Description: The question we are all asking today

Description: Makes the point

Description: "Only Ever Use Just Enough" is a guiding principle for the characters in the Half-World society, emphasising restraint, balance, and sustainability. This principle is evident through the characters' actions, particularly in their management of electricity and resources. MakEnzy's internal struggle to reconcile this principle with the newfound knowledge of limited power distribution reinforces the central theme.

Description: Every filmmaker realises at some point - no matter how good you are at filming, the edit makes the story!

Description: Help you and who your filming look better when you are making a vlog/social media post

Description: Scientist, storyteller and prophet Carl Sagan is as important today as he ever has been

Description: The starfish story has been told so often from the training and keynote stage that it has become almost meaningless.

Description: In a world saturated with alt-facts, conspiracy thinking and deep fakes we need more stories to get to the truth

Description: We need more empathy in the world today - be an empathy engine

Description: It's been said before, but today TIME is even more important than at any other point in human history. Our time is under threat from social media's, weapons of mass distraction - BEWARE THE CHRONOPHAGE (aka the time-eater)!

Description: A gentle take on the scientific mindset and method. A great way to view the opinions of others

Description: In these hectic times, we need to rebalance our relationship with the world. Time Well Spent is THE golden key performance indicator - live by this, and you will live a good life.

Description: Never before have stories been so important - especially yours! Range from the weekly vlogg #ARTEFACTLive by scottspeaks AKA #scottspeaks

Description: Sometimes we have to hold the mirror up, so see our reality. Technology is great, but you can have too much of a good thing!

Description: Consilience is said to occur when there is similar thinking between the approaches to a topic of different academic subjects, especially science and the humanities.