An uncharacteristically existential animation from German educational design studio Kurzgesagt that asks “how do you know what to do with your life?’

Whoa.

To wit:

It’s so easy to get lost in your daily life: there are so many “urgent” and “annoying” things that you forget that actually every day is special, sort of. And even more so the days we have with friends and family. I know watching a video like this can hit pretty hard. But at least for me, the message it tries to convey does make me actually change my behavior. Reprioritize things. You know. Hope it had a similar effect for some of you.

 

This afternoon.

Convention Centre.

Pilots from the Irish Airline Pilots’ Association (IALPA) protest outside the sitting of the Dail in the Convention Centre calling for the deployment of Rapid Antigen Testing for all travellers and vaccine passports to be introduced from July 1.

Meanwhile…

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Moxie – Is Ainm Dom

It’s trad, Jim, but not as we know it.

Fancy a bit of Irish and Arabic cross-cultural pollination? Of course you do. Moxie put a modern spin on traditional Irish music and are led by the charismatic Julia Spanu (top centre), who was born in Carthage, Tunisia.

The sweeping video for this single was directed by Ted Kelly and Michael Fitzpatrick and Julia was the artistic director.

Look out for the forthcoming album The Dawn Of Motion, produced by Jake Birch.

Nick says: Moxie music.

Moxie

Revolt (above) is a new system for retrofitting battery devices with USB

This afternoon.

Broadsheet pal and entrepreneur Luke Brennan’s battery-free future is about to go live on Kickstarter.

It could be the best investment you’ll make this year.

Luke sez:

Our project goes live at 3pm, it’s what I’ve put most of my effort into over the last 4 years.

In fairness.

Watch live here

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