Marina Kanzian

Am I then trying to vulgarize making? It may be so. Whenever those new “makers” — often white, well-educated, hyper-connected urban males — are treated as geniuses that should guide the world into a new era of innovation, I am a little scared. And bored, too. Because it seems they are willing to disregard thousands of years of accumulated knowledge on how to find solutions for everyday problems, only to create yet another laser cut ipad stand. Or anything with an arduino and leds. Or 3D-printed heads of Master Yoda.

f the poorest count…via became one of the poorest countries in the continent. The same is seen in many parts of Brazil. The richest areas in terms of natural resources become the least developed.