The Nerd

It’s always fun to look at the world (or words) from a non-ordinary perspective. That’s what art director and designer Daniel Carlmatz did with language. Daniel creatively explore language through visual wordplay. During his year-long project from November 2016 to November 2017, he transformed ordinary words into clever and playful logos. He achieved this by […]

I am Alper Yesiltas, a lawyer and photographer living in Istanbul, Turkey. I’ve been imagining scenes and capturing memories for about 19 years now. During that time, some of my photos have been edited worldwide in books, magazines, exhibitions, and websites and were awarded in several photo contests. Alper would like to share with you

Textbooks, often the place of serious academic knowledge, occasionally surprise readers with unexpected moments of humor. These gems can be found in the most unlikely places, from amusing historical anecdotes to quirky illustrations. Some textbooks feature unintentional humor, like typos or outdated information that has become comically inaccurate over time. Others intentionally infuse wit into

Using the Ahrefs platform, ZenBusiness input the term “start a business” into the “Keywords Explorer” section of the website, subsection” Matching terms.” ZenBusiness did this in every country’s most spoken language and then translated the results to English with Google Translate, so the team could identify the relevant business ideas with the highest search volume. The results

While every country has a multitude of incredible places and experiences to explore, ranging from well-known attractions to more hidden gems, this global map created by Vouchercloud presents a comprehensive view of each country’s most popular tourist destination as per TripAdvisor’s rankings. In the map, the top tourist destinations are broken down into four categories;

Book and library humor often revolves around the quirks and idiosyncrasies of both avid readers and the serene yet sometimes chaotic world of libraries. From the classic librarian stereotype, complete with stern shushing and oversized glasses, to the timeless jokes about trying to find the elusive Dewey Decimal System, these comedic gems never fail to

Incorrectly correcting others is a common social phenomenon that often stems from a desire to appear knowledgeable or assert authority. In these situations, individuals may interject with corrections that are factually inaccurate or based on personal beliefs rather than objective truth. This behavior can be frustrating and counterproductive, as it can lead to misunderstandings, hurt

Life in Europe and America, two continents with deep historical and cultural ties, presents a fascinating tapestry of differences and similarities. While both regions share democratic values, economic prosperity, and a commitment to personal freedom, they also diverge in significant ways that shape the daily experiences of their peoples. From contrasting approaches to healthcare and

Occasionally, it’s important to find satisfaction in small triumphs. A remarkable map created by William Samari, Ray Yamartino, and Rafaan Anvari from DogHouseDiares highlights the notable achievements of each nation on a global scale.

Numerous aspects of employment can create an exceptionally unpleasant experience. Ranging from extended work hours and uninteresting, ill-suited tasks to bothersome colleagues and an arrogant, domineering supervisor, the daydream of expressing dissatisfaction and submitting a resignation letter in a dramatic manner can become irresistibly appealing.