Devon Zdatny

This season of Survivor has really made me reflect on what makes the 'New Era' so subpar: people like me. So yes, I do acknowledge the irony of an analysis complaining about there being too many Data Analysts on Survivor.

Someone. Please. Help. Over the past month I've been getting ~5 emails a day to my work email from universities encouraging me to apply. I most definitely did not sign up for anything remotely related to this. And I'm fairly confident Harvard wants nothing to do with me.

Any chance you know where these characters are from? A few months ago I made this emoji with DALL-E as part of an inside joke with one of my employees and it looks VERY eerily similar to the orange drink. Makes me wonder if the art is AI generated?

LOVE this. To your point about the catalog, I wish brands would return to 1980s/90s style print aesthetic. It feels like rn everyone is flirting with "nostalgia" without really digging into heritage.

#10: The Rise of Micro-Libraries A "take-a-book, leave-a-book" movement overtakes cities as people install adorable personal libraries in their homes and communities.

#9: Temporary Fandom Tattoos Temporary tattoos take off, letting people showcase their fandoms in real time, like shifting between Pokémon and Marvel themes.

#8: Friendship Sabbaticals It becomes common to take scheduled breaks from social circles to focus on personal growth, with no hard feelings.

#7: Crowdsourced Neighborhood Design Communities collaboratively design shared spaces, voting on everything from urban art to sustainable gardens and cultural landmarks.

#6: Holistic Wellness Festivals Festivals evolve beyond music to include wellness, skill-building, and communal bonding, merging fun with personal growth.

#5: Futuristic Immersive Dining Dining evolves into a multisensory experience where flavors, visuals, and soundscapes are crafted to tell interactive stories.