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connect-less/contents.md

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 ---
-title: Connect Less
+title: Connect[Less]
+credtis: Ål Nik
 contents:
-    - Hello this are the contents
-    - another one etc
-    - etc etc
-    - img: cover.jpg
-      alt: test
----
+    - pic: connectless.jpg
+
+    - |-
+        A game about networking: 
+        a playful critical reflection 
+        on the self-improving and 
+        productive act of connecting 
+        with others in order to 
+        advance in your career and 
+        get access to work 
+        and money.
+    - |-
+        The concept of meaningful 
+        work derailed outside 
+        the working hours and 
+        is haunting each moment 
+        of our lives - professional 
+        and personal.
+    - |-
+        Over the course of a 
+        Century the way we work, 
+        connect and rest 
+        changed remarkably.
+    - At first, we tried to make each working minute productive by improving the process and production line.
+    - |-
+        Later, the need to be 
+        productive collided with 
+        the need to develop 
+        a professional career with 
+        which we identify ourselves.
+    - |-
+        Of course, our efforts to 
+        be better and improve 
+        ourselves slowly 
+        went outside 
+        our professional life 
+        (and the working hours).
+    - |-
+        The boundaries between 
+        personal and professional, 
+        between work and leisure 
+        became blurrier and 
+        blurrier for various jobs 
+        and professions.
+    - "Networking is quite crucial for our work and success, isn't it?"
+    - |-
+        The better we are 
+        connected, the more 
+        opportunities we have. 
+        The more opportunities 
+        we get, the more chances 
+        we have to get work.
+    - |-
+        Your success and wellbeing 
+        depend on how connected 
+        you are. The more, 
+        the merrier.
+    - |-
+        However, some of us
+        might feel the pressure to
+        network constantly and 
+        to be out there to look
+        for opportunities.
+    - |-
+        The fear of missing out. 
+        The regret about 
+        opportunities 
+        never reached and taken. 
+        All the anxiety that 
+        those thoughts may bring.
+    - |-
+        In this silly game you and 
+        your partner(s) will explore 
+        ways to connect to other 
+        well-connected creatures 
+        like you (by each of you 
+        choosing one shape such 
+        as circle, square or triangle).
+    - |-
+        Whilst playing, you are 
+        invited to reflect on the need
+        for networking and social 
+        work connections.
+        Have a simple conversation 
+        while doodling.
+    - "Let's start: check out the rules of the game!"
+    - 1) Pick up a board for two or three players depending on how many you are.
+    - |-
+        2) Each of you 
+        picks up one symbol 
+        (circle, square, triangle).
+    - |-
+        3) Each player takes one
+        turn one after another:
+        with each turn connect
+        two of your chosen 
+        symbols on the board 
+        and answer one of the 
+        reflection questions.
+    - |-
+        The second player does the 
+        same, but can also already 
+        respond to what 
+        player one said.
+    - |-
+        When everyone takes their first turn, they continue the line from the symbol they ended at the previous turn. Thus, you are already connecting a chain of 
+        your symbols.
+    - |-
+        4) In order to connect your 
+        symbols, you should doodle 
+        a line between them.  That 
+        line is not allowed to touch
+        any other lines or symbols 
+        other than the two 
+        symbols it's connecting.
+    - |-
+        5) You are not allowed 
+        to cross another 
+        connection either.
+    - The game ends for each player when they are stuck and not being able to connect any more symbols without crossing a line or touching other symbols or the borders of the board.
+    - |-
+        When that happens for one player of two, the game ends. The one who cannot connect more loses the game. When the players are three, the other two players can continue until another one gets stuck in the 
+        same way.
+    - The winner is the one who is still able to connect more symbols. If you touch other lines, symbols or the border of the game board whilst you are drawing your line, you lose the game immediately.
+    - |-
+        What if the winner is the one who is the first to leave the game? #PlotTwist! What would that change in the game? And what in the 
+        real life?
+    - |-
+        How to enjoy playing this game? Get a drink and sit down with your friend(s).
+        Pick a board and start 
+        connecting the symbols
+        you have selected.
+        Whilst doing that, let's talk
+        about connections:
+    - What is networking for you?
+    - Is your work(life) dependent on networking? If yes, how?
+    - |-
+        How do you feel 
+        about networking?
+    - How important is networking for you personally?
+    - |-
+        How are social connections 
+        important in your
+        personal life?
+    - How do you network?
+    - |-
+        Is it ok for you if you are 
+        not super connected to 
+        many people?
+    - |-
+        What is your way to 
+        finding work?
+    - What is your way to connect to others?
+    - Does networking bring any challenges for you?
+    - What does a networking opportunity mean to you?
+    - How do you feel when you are unable to take a networking opportunity?
+    - |-
+        Would you like to ask your 
+        game partner anything 
+        else about networking and 
+        social connections?
+    - pic: connect-less_1.jpg
+    - pic: connect-less_2.jpg
+
+    - pic: connectless.png
+      alt: "hub.xpub.nl/soupboat/si17/🤝/"
+---

crosswords/contents.md

@@ -1,9 +1,380 @@
 ---
-title: Ideology Crossword
+title: Crossword Imaginary Grid Game
 contents:
-    - you are in an empty room with 13 doors that are portals to 13 different worlds.
-    - 5 min slow-mo epidemics, visual transmitted
-    - every crisis is a simulation of another crisis
-    - 
-    - img: crossword.jpg
-      alt: Game description
+    - pic: imaginary-crosswords.jpg
+
+    - Dear Player, The Crossword Imaginary Grid Game found you for a reason.
+    - |-
+        The aim of this game is 
+        to create a crossword 
+        grid with your hands 
+        and explore a part 
+        of the Glossary 
+        of Productive Play.
+    - |-
+        There is a printed grid 
+        for you here, but if you 
+        want more, visit the 
+        website of this 
+        Special Issue.
+    - |-
+        Take some time (leisure 
+        or productive?), place
+        the pieces on a surface,
+        on a wall, on your bed,
+        on your cat's body.. 
+        and start playing!
+    - |-
+        Position the coded
+        papers to recreate 
+        the grid. Follow 
+        the following scheme 
+        for every category:
+    - pic: imaginarygrid_structure.jpg
+    - "I know it might sound complicated now, but I promise you that you will understand how to make it work while playing."
+    - "There are four things you have to keep attention to while creating the grid:"
+    - 1. A code (e.g. B7), composed of a letter and a number, defines the position in the imaginary grid.
+    - 2. The papers with the clues are not to be used during the grid's construction.
+    - 3. A content category gathers all the definitions that are part of the same crossword (e.g. loot box).
+    - |-
+        4. The papers having
+        the same code 
+        could represent 
+        an intersection or 
+        the presence of two 
+        definitions, one 
+        going down and the
+        other across.
+    - Find out which is which!
+    - "If you don't know the word, don't stress yourself out: these crosswords are meant to teach while having fun."
+    - Yes, you heard that well, you are experiencing Productive Play! Enjoy the time you are taking for yourself! It's okay not to finish it, it's okay to give up, it's okay to still be happy with it.
+    - "And if you are really unsatisfied, just call some friends and have some fun together!"
+    - |-
+        Remember, these are
+        just instructions not 
+        to get lost. But it's
+        okay to get lost. 
+        Get lost sometimes.
+        
+    - |-
+        Disclaimer: This crossword and its definitions are a combination 
+        of dictionary and encyclopaedic definitions 
+        and our own discussions as a group.
+        As such, they are meant as an invitation 
+        for further reflection."
+
+    - word: Democracy
+      definition: A form of government in which the people govern themselves, usually by electing bodies of representatives.
+      direction: V
+      start: E7
+      category: Ideology
+
+    - word: Communism
+      definition: A form of government in which the society is based on the common ownership of the means of production, cooperative labour, and freely associated producers that administer production on the basis of a social or common plan.
+      direction: V
+      start: A10
+      category: Ideology
+
+    - word: Entertainment
+      definition: Pleasant leisure activities such as movies, books, video games, tv shows, sporting events, circuses, comedy events, music festivals.
+      direction: H
+      start: R2
+      category: Ideology
+
+    - word: Taylorism
+      definition: A factory management system developed in the late 19th century to increase efficiency by evaluating every step in a manufacturing process and breaking down production into specialized repetitive tasks.
+      direction: H
+      start: M5
+      category: Ideology
+
+    - word: Counterculture
+      definition: It can be present as disturbance or defiance of any current stream as way to protest, as emancipation or contestation.
+      direction: V
+      start: C16
+      category: Ideology
+
+    - word: Hegemony
+      definition: 'Ideas and opinions are not spontaneously "born" in each individual brain. They have had a centre of formation, or irradiation, of dissemination, of persuasion, like a group of men, or a single individual even, which has developed them and presented them in the political form of current reality.'
+      direction: H
+      start: F4
+      category: Ideology
+
+    - word: Mainstream
+      definition: The principal or dominant course, tendency, or trend that is familiar to the masses and available to the general public.
+      direction: V
+      start: D13
+      category: Ideology
+
+    - word: PopCulture
+      definition: Cultural activities or commercial products reflecting, suited to, or aimed at the tastes of the general masses of people.
+      direction: H
+      start: A7
+      category: Ideology
+
+    - word: Superstructure
+      definition: According to the Marxist theory, it refers to society's other relationships and ideas that are not directly related to production. That includes its culture, institutions, political power structures, roles, rituals, religion, media, and state.
+      direction: V
+      start: C5
+      category: Ideology
+
+    - word: Base
+      definition: According to the Marxist theory, it refers to the mode of production that includes the forces and relations of production in a society.
+      direction: V
+      start: O2
+      category: Ideology
+
+    - word: Capitalism
+      definition: '"It is easier to imagine the end of the world that the end of…" an economic system characterized by private or corporate ownership of goods, by investments that are determined by private decision, and by prices, production, and the distribution of goods that are determined mainly by competition in a free market.'
+      direction: V
+      start: H18
+      category: Ideology
+
+    - word: False consciousness
+      definition: A term used in the Marxist theory to describe the state in which one feels like they are given full agency of their own choices and actions when in fact they are subject to a certain ideology that has come to seem so self-speaking they wouldn't question it.
+      direction: H
+      start: P1
+      category: Ideology
+
+    - word: Cost
+      definition: |-
+          The price given to
+          objects to be acquired, produced, maintained, or accomplished.
+      direction: V
+      start: J1
+      category: Loot Box
+
+    - word: Exclusive
+      definition: |-
+          Available to only a few
+          people because users
+          have a limited time
+          frame to obtain the
+          loot box.
+      direction: H
+      start: L4
+      category: Loot Box
+
+    - word: Collectible
+      definition: |-
+          Something that is
+          considered valuable
+          because kept as part 
+          of a group of 
+          similar objects.
+      direction: H
+      start: J1
+      category: Loot Box
+
+    - word: Addictive
+      definition: |-
+          That causes a strong 
+          and harmful need to 
+          regularly have or 
+          do something.
+      direction: H
+      start: R2
+      category: Loot Box
+
+    - word: Reward
+      definition: Something given or received in return or compensation for service, merit, hard work, etc.
+      direction: H
+      start: N7
+      category: Loot Box
+
+    - word: Surprise
+      definition: Something unexpected.
+      direction: H
+      start: G3
+      category: Loot Box
+
+    - word: Gambling
+      definition: The investment will probably not come back, which makes paying for the content of a loot box not just buying but...
+      direction: H
+      start: P5
+      category: Loot Box
+
+    - word: Exploitative
+      definition: |-
+          When a company 
+          is taking unfair or 
+          unethical advantage 
+          of a person or a 
+          situation for profit.
+      direction: V
+      start: G10
+      category: Loot Box
+
+    - word: Addiction
+      definition: "An uneasy amalgam of several contradictory legacies: a religious one, which has censured excessive drinking, gambling and drug use as moral transgressions; a scientific one, which has characterized alcoholism and drug overuse as biological diseases; and a colloquial one, which has casually applied the term to almost any fixation."
+      direction: V
+      start: H3
+      category: Predatory Schemes in Video Games
+
+    - word: HookModel
+      definition: A business model that is used also in video games to ensure that microtransactions are turned from an occasional event into a rooted activity for gamers. This model functions following different strategies to ensure continuous profiting, like fast thinking processes, gatchas (collectable items), subscriptions, etc.
+      direction: H
+      start: G6
+      category: Predatory Schemes in Video Games
+
+    - word: IkeaEffect
+      definition: A phenomenon that describes how people tend to value an object more if they made or assembled it.
+      direction: H
+      start: N3
+      category: Predatory Schemes in Videogames
+
+    - word: Anchoring
+      definition: A cognitive bias whereby an individual's decisions are influenced by a particular point of reference.
+      direction: H
+      start: P5
+      category: Predatory Schemes in Video Games
+
+    - word: ClickFarm
+      definition: A large group of low-paid workers who are hired to click on paid advertising links.
+      direction: H
+      start: K1
+      category: Predatory Schemes in Video Games
+
+    - word: Anxiety
+      definition: A feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about something with an uncertain outcome.
+      direction: V
+      start: C13
+      category: Predatory Schemes in Video Games
+
+    - word: Microtransaction
+      definition: A business model where users can purchase virtual items for small amounts of money. It often appears in free-to-play games, meaning there is no cost to download the game, just a cost to buy the online virtual products.
+      direction: V
+      start: C11
+      category: Predatory Schemes in Video Games
+
+    - word: Monetization
+      definition: The type of process that a video game publisher can use to generate revenue from a video game product. Some in-game purchasing systems could be characterized as unfair or exploitative. These systems describe tactics that capitalize on informational advantages (e.g., behavioural tracking) and data manipulation to optimize offers to incentivize continuous spending, while offering limited or no guarantees or protections, with the potential to exploit vulnerable players (e.g., adolescents, problematic gamers).
+      direction: H
+      start: D2
+      category: Predatory Schemes in Video Games
+
+    - word: PAP
+      definition: When you describe something such as information, writing, or entertainment that you consider to be of no worth, value, nor serious interest.
+      direction: V
+      start: C9
+      category: Predatory Schemes in Video Games
+
+    - word: MagicCircle
+      definition: The space in which the normal rules and reality of the world are suspended and replaced by the artificial reality of a game world.
+      direction: V
+      start: F1
+      category: Predatory Schemes in Video Games
+
+    - word: Fandom
+      definition: It often includes activities such as conventions, writing fictions, participating in online forums and discussions, purchasing merchandise and collector items in order to build a community around a common interest.
+      direction: H
+      start: K1
+      category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+    - word: GiftEconomy
+      definition: An alternative mode of exchange to the rationalist calculation of capitalist exchange, where valuables are not sold, but rather given without an explicit agreement for immediate or future rewards.
+      direction: V
+      start: E5
+      category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+    - word: WorldBuilding
+      definition: The art of creating a new fictional world inside video games realities.
+      direction: H
+      start: M4
+      category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+    - word: Gift
+      definition: Something that is given away without any expectation for payback. It allows us to act in a way that is non-alienated and differs considerably from the exchange of commodities with the aim of profit-making.
+      direction: V
+      start: L14
+      category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+    - word: Mod
+      definition: Modification that is used to change the behaviour of a game to make it more fun for every gamer.
+      direction: V
+      start: K8
+      category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+    - word: Cheat
+      definition: Modification used to gain an unfair and unauthorized advantage in a game to make it more fun, accessible, and easy for the user who is playing.
+      direction: H
+      start: P7
+      category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+    - word: FreeWork
+      definition: Time that modders spend in modifying and sometimes improving corporates' video games in form of a hobby, but still producing profit for the company.
+      direction: H
+      start: G5
+      category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+    - word: FreeToPlay
+      definition: A type of game that is monetised later either by using the user data or by adding payable content inside the game. Because of being so accessible, it became quite popular and attracted high numbers of players.
+      direction: H
+      start: E7
+      category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+    - word: Countergamification
+      definition: A form of opposition to the increasing use of game elements within non-game systems, which aims to disrupt the processing and exploitation of users’ data; it calls for gaming with the system, for a disruptive play with its rules and content while being within it.
+      direction: V
+      start: A11
+      category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+    - word: ProductivePlay
+      definition: After-hours labour, masked with enjoyable activities that feel like leisure, also related to self-work (people trying to improve their own capital).
+      direction: H
+      start: L1
+      category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+    - word: Play
+      definition: A free activity standing quite consciously outside ordinary life as being "not serious", but at the same time absorbing the player intensely and utterly. It is an activity connected with no material interest, and no profit can be gained by doing it. It proceeds within its own proper boundaries of time and space according to fixed rules and in an orderly manner.
+      direction: H
+      start: G1
+      category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+    - word: Labour
+      definition: Practical work, especially when it involves hard physical or mental effort.
+      direction: V
+      start: N8
+      category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+    - word: Gamification
+      definition: The process of turning non-ludic activities into play. It might be seen as a form of ideology and it can be used as an online marketing technique to encourage engagement with a product or service.
+      direction: H
+      start: O1
+      category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+    - word: Selfwork
+      definition: "Any action you take towards the improvement of your own body or mind: incentives to quantify yourself couched in a “do what you love” rhetoric."
+      direction: H
+      start: J7
+      category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+    - word: Game
+      definition: A playable theory used to learn about reality without the consequences of reality.
+      direction: V
+      start: G8
+      category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+    - word: FreeTime
+      definition: Leisure practices included in humans' lives.
+      direction: V
+      start: J10
+      category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+    - word: Leisure
+      definition: When you have the freedom to choose how to use your time.
+      direction: V
+      start: G2
+      category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+    - word: Temporality
+      definition: Experienced or lived time.
+      direction: H
+      start: S3
+      category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+    - word: Fun
+      definition: "Time flies when you're having..."
+      direction: V
+      start: K5
+      category: Productivity and Leisure
+---

crosswords_launch/contents.md

@@ -0,0 +1,199 @@
+---
+title: The definitions for Launch Day
+contents:
+- definition: 1. It can be present as a disturbance or a defiance of any current stream, as a way to protest, as emancipation or contestation.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Ideology
+
+- definition: 3. Cultural activities or commercial products reflecting, suited to, or aimed at the tastes of the general masses of people. 
+  direction: Across
+  category:  Ideology 
+
+- definition:  4. A form of government in which the people govern themselves, usually by electing bodies of representatives. 
+  direction: Across
+  category:   Ideology
+
+- definition:  6. The principal or dominant course, tendency, or trend that is familiar to the masses and available to the general public. 
+  direction: Across
+  category: Ideology
+
+- definition:  8. A term used in Marxist theory to describe the state in which one feels like they are given full agency of their own choices and actions when in fact they are subject to a certain ideology that has come to seem so self-speaking they wouldn't question it.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Ideology
+
+- definition: 9. Ideas and opinions are not spontaneously "born" in each individual brain. They have had a centre of formation, or irradiation, of dissemination, of persuasion, like a group of men, or a single individual even, which has developed them and presented them in the political form of current reality.' [Antonio Gramsci, Selections from the Prison Notebooks] 
+  direction: Across
+  category: Ideology
+
+- definition:  10. A factory management system developed in the late 19th century to increase efficiency by evaluating every step in a manufacturing process and breaking down production into specialized repetitive tasks. It can be present as disturbance or defiance of any current stream as way to protest, as emancipation or contestation. 
+  direction: Across
+  category: Ideology
+  
+- definition:  11. "It is easier to imagine the end of the world that the end of…" [Slavoj Žižek] an economic system characterized by private or corporate ownership of goods, by investments that are determined by private decision, and by prices, production, and the distribution of goods that are determined mainly by competition in a free market. 
+  direction: Across
+  category: Ideology
+
+- definition:  12. According to Marxist theory, it refers to society's relationships that are not directly related to production. This includes culture, institutions, political power structures, roles, rituals, religion, media, and state.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Ideology
+
+- definition:  2. Pleasant leisure activities such as movies, books, video games, tv shows, sporting events, circuses, comedy events, music festivals. 
+  direction: Down
+  category: Ideology
+
+- definition:  5. A form of government in which society is based on the common ownership of the means of production, cooperative labour, and freely associated producers that administer production on the basis of a social or common plan.
+  direction: Down
+  category: Ideology
+
+- definition:  7. According to Marxist theory, it refers to the mode of production which includes the forces and relations of production in a society.
+  direction: Down
+  category: Ideology
+
+- definition:  1. When a company is taking unfair or unethical advantage of a person (e.g. a user) or a situation for profit.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Loot Box
+
+- definition:  4. Which causes a strong and harmful need to regularly have or do something with.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Loot Box
+
+- definition:  7. Something that is considered valuable becauseit is kept as a part of a group of similar objects.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Loot Box 
+
+- definition:  8. Something unexpected.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Loot Box
+
+- definition:  2. Available to only a few people.
+  direction: Down
+  category: Loot Box
+
+- definition:  3. The investment may or may not come back, which makes paying not just buying but…
+  direction: Down
+  category: Loot Box
+
+- definition: 5. The price given to objects to be acquired, produced, accomplished, or maintained.
+  direction: Down
+  category: Loot Box
+
+- definition:  6. Something given or received in return or compensation for a service, merit, hard work, etc.
+  direction: Down
+  category: Loot Box
+
+- definition:  3. The art of creating a new fictional world inside videogames realities.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+- definition:  6. A form of opposition to the increasing use of game elements within non-game systems, which aims to disrupt the processing and exploitation of users’ data; it calls for gaming with the system, for a disruptive play with its rules and content while being within it.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+- definition:  8. An alternative mode of exchange to the rationalist calculation of capitalist exchange, where valuables are not sold, but rather given without an explicit agreement for immediate or future rewards.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+- definition: 9. A type of game that is monetised later either by using the user data or by adding payable content inside the game. Because of being so accessible, it became quite popular and attracted high numbers of players. 
+  direction: Across
+  category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+- definition:  1. Time that modders spend in modifying and sometimes improving corporates' video games in form of a hobby, but still producing profit for the company.
+  direction: Down
+  category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+- definition:  2. Something that is given away without any expectation for payback. It allows us to act in a way that is non-alienated and differs considerably from the exchange of commodities with the aim of profit-making.
+  direction: Down
+  category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+- definition:  4. It often includes activities such as conventions, writing fictions, participating in online forums and discussions, purchasing merchandise and collector items in order to build a community around a common interest.
+  direction: Down
+  category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+- definition:  5. Modification used to change the behaviour of a game to make it more fun for every gamer.
+  direction: Down
+  category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+- definition:  7. Modification used to gain an unfair and unauthorized advantage in a game to make it more fun, accessible, and easy for the user who is playing.
+  direction: Down
+  category: Modding and Videogames World
+
+- definition:  1. A business model that is used also in videogames to ensure that microtransactions are turned from an occasional event into a rooted activity for gamers. This model functions following different strategies to ensure continuous profiting, like fast thinking processes, gatchas (collectible items), subscriptions, etc.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Predatory Schemes in Videogames
+
+- definition:  3. A feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about something with an uncertain outcome.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Predatory Schemes in Videogames
+
+- definition:  4. The type of process that a video game publisher can use to generate revenue from a video game. Tactics that capitalize on informational advantages (e.g., behavioral tracking) and data manipulation to incentivize continuous spending, while offering limited or no guarantees or protections, with the potential to exploit vulnerable players (e.g., adolescents, problematic gamers).
+  direction: Across
+  category: Predatory Schemes in Videogames
+
+- definition:  5. A business model where users can purchase virtual items for small amounts of money. It often appears in free-to-play games, meaning there is no cost to download the game, just a cost to buy the online virtual products.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Predatory Schemes in Videogames
+
+- definition:  7. A phenomenon that describes how people tend to value an object more if they made or assembled it.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Predatory Schemes in Videogames
+
+- definition:  8. A large group of low-paid workers are hired to click on paid advertising links.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Predatory Schemes in Videogames
+
+- definition:  9. A cognitive bias whereby an individual's decisions are influenced by a particular point of reference.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Predatory Schemes in Videogames
+
+- definition:  2. The space in which the normal rules and reality of the world are suspended and replaced by the artificial reality of a game world.
+  direction: Down
+  category: Predatory Schemes in Videogames
+
+- definition:  "3. An uneasy amalgam of several contradictory legacies: a religious one, which has censured excessive drinking, gambling and drug use as moral transgressions; a scientific one, which has characterized alcoholism and drug addiction as biological diseases; and a colloquial one, which has casually applied the term to almost any fixation."
+  direction: Down
+  category: Predatory Schemes in Videogames
+
+- definition:  6. When you describe something such as information, writing, or entertainment that you consider to be of no worth, value, nor serious interest.
+  direction: Down
+  category: Predatory Schemes in Videogames
+
+- definition:  1. After-hours labour, masked with enjoyable activities that feel like leisure.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+- definition:  5. Any action you take towards the improvement of your own body or mind. You are incentivized to quantify yourself through a “do what you love” rhetoric.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+- definition:  7. Can be practical work, especially when it involves hard physical or mental effort.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+- definition:  9. Can be a playable theory used to learn about reality without the consequences of reality.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+- definition:  10. The process of turning non-ludic activities into play. It might be seen as a form of ideology and it can be used as an online marketing technique to encourage engagement with a product or service.
+  direction: Across
+  category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+- definition:  2. Experienced or lived time.
+  direction: Down
+  category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+- definition:  3. When you have the freedom to choose how to use your time.
+  direction: Down
+  category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+- definition:  4. Leisure practices included in humans' lives.
+  direction: Down
+  category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+- definition:  6. "Time flies when you're having.."
+  direction: Down
+  category: Productivity and Leisure
+
+- definition:  8. A free activity standing quite consciously outside ordinary life as being "not serious", but at the same time absorbing the player intensely and utterly. It is an activity connected with no material interest, and no profit should be gained by doing it. It proceeds within its own proper boundaries of time and space according to fixed rules and in an orderly manner.
+  direction: Down
+  category: Productivity and Leisure
+---

intro/contents.md

@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+---
+title: Intro
+contents:
+    - pic: index.jpg
+
+    - pic: issue17.png
+      alt: "issue.xpub.nl/17"
+---

karaoke/contents.md

@@ -1,60 +1,83 @@
 ---
-title: Gaming can make a better world
-credits: Alex, Chae, Erica, Kamo, Mitsa,
+title: Can Gaming Make a Better World?
+credits: Ål Nik, Chaeyoung, Erica, Kamo, Mitsa
 contents:
-    -"Let's get straight into it!"
-    -I wake up early everyday to be the best
-    -Don't close the mac cuz there's no need for me to rest
-    -My job is like a game that's why I feel so blessed
-    -Oh, a, oh
-    
-    -They took the fun out of my creativity (BUT)
-    -I am responsible for my stability (AND)
-    -My mentor said "Self-motivation is the key!"
-
-    -20 points
-    -I did a good job!
-    -50 points
-    -I did a better job
-
-    -Gaming can make a happier world
-    -Gaming can make a safer world
-    
-    -If you fail then don't complain
-
-    -Waiting the host to let me enter the zoom call
-    -Checking my emails, while I am having healthy lunch
-    -We play competing games with colleages just for fun
-
-    -Oh-a oh-a
-    -Is this my leasure time?
-    -Oh-a oh-a
-    -Is this my working time?
-
-    -Gaming can boost your fearless side
-    -Gaming can stabilise your appetite
-    -Make work fun and Get stuff done!
-    -For my body and by my app
-
-    -Oh-a-aho oh
-    Oh-a-aho oh
-    -Gaming can heal your anxious mind
-    -Gaming can organise your life
-    -Gaming can keep your head up high
-
-    -If you fail then don't complain
-    -Make work fun and get stuff done!
-
-    -You are a gamified app
-    -You are a gamified app
-
-    -Gaming can make a merrier world
-    -Gaming cam make a healthier world
-    -Gaming can make a practical wolrd
-    -Gaming can make an easier world
-    -Gaming can change your boring job
-    -Gaming can make you play at work
-    -Gaming can help poor people find a job
-    -Gaming can stop humanity's fall
-    -Gaming can stop humanity's war
----
+    - pic: can_gaming_make_a_better_world.jpg
+      
+    - pic: karaoke.png
+      alt: "hub.xpub.nl/soupboat/si17/🎤/"
+
+    - "Let's get straight into it!"
+
+    - PLACEHOLDER IMAGE?? (BONUS)
+
+    - "I wake up early every day to be the best"
+    - "Don't close the mac cuz there's no need for me to rest"
+    - |-
+        My job is like a game
+        that's why I feel
+        so blessed
+    - "Oh, a, oh"
+    - |-
+        They took the fun out
+        of my creativity
+        (BUT)
+    - |-
+        I'm responsible for
+        my stability 
+        (AND)
+    - "My mentor said 'Self-motivation is the key!'"
+    - "20 points"
+    - "I did a good job!"
+    - "50 points"
+    - "I did a better job!"
+
+    - "Gaming could make a promising world"
+    - "Gaming should make a fulfilling world"
+    - "Gamify your entire day"
+    - "Oh-a-a-a oh"
+
+    - "Waiting the host to let me enter the zoom call"
+    - |-
+        Checking my emails 
+        while I'm having
+        healthy lunch
+    - |-
+        My job is like a game
+        but why I feel
+        so stressed
+    - "Oh-a oh-a"
+    - "Is this my leisure time?"
+    - "Oh-a oh-a"
+    - "Is this my working time?"
+
+    - "Gaming could make a healthier world"
+    - "Gaming should make a happier world"
+    - "Manage life through all your apps"
+    - "Get some rest and back to work"
+
+    - "Oh-a-aho oh x2"
+
+    - "Gaming could make an easier world"
+    - "Gaming should make a better world"
+
+    - "If you fail then don't complain"
+    - "Try your best and play the game"
+    - |-
+        Life is better when
+        you may
+    - "gamify all the way"
+    - "Can't go on anymore x2"
+
+    - "Gaming can't make a promising world"
+    - "Gaming can't make a healthier world"
+    - "Gaming can't make a happier world"
+    - "Gaming can't make an easier world"
+    - "Gaming can't make a better world"
+
+    - "Gaming can't make a fulfilling world"
+    - "Gaming can't make a healthier world"
+    - "Gaming can't make a happier world"
+    - "Gaming can't make an easier world"
+    - "Gaming can't make a better world"
+---

katamari/contents.md

@@ -1,13 +1,10 @@
 ---
-title: Katamari Fanfic
+title: Katamari fanfic
 credits: Mitsa, Kamo, Erica
 contents:
-    - img: cover1.png
-      alt: ""
-    - img: cover2.png
-      alt: ""
-    - img: cover3.png
-      alt: ""
+    - pic: katamari.jpg
+      
+
     - img: frog.png
       alt: Frog
     - hello im the frog today im here on my lily pad ehe
@@ -16,34 +13,41 @@ contents:
     - alt: Prince
       img: prince.jpg
     - roll rooooollllll
-    - papa should be proud of me
+    - |-
+        papa should be proud 
+        of me
     - vrooom vroooom
-    - ohh papa can be so scary
+    - |-
+        ohh papa can be 
+        so scary
     - he is looking me from the above all the time
-    - everytime papa is sad my whole universe collapses
+    - |-
+        everytime papa is 
+        sad my whole 
+        universe collapses
 
     - alt: Katamari Ball
       img: katamari-ball-1.jpg
-    - hello frog
-    - hello frog hello giraffe
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet hello grass
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet hello grass hello cigarette
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet hello grass hello cigarette hello mouse
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet hello grass hello cigarette hello mouse hello mice
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet hello grass hello cigarette hello mouse hello mice hello nietche
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet hello grass hello cigarette hello mouse hello mice hello nietche hello beach
-    - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet hello grass hello cigarette hello mouse hello mice hello nietche hello beach hello whale
+    #- hello frog
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet hello grass
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet hello grass hello cigarette
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet hello grass hello cigarette hello mouse
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet hello grass hello cigarette hello mouse hello mice
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet hello grass hello cigarette hello mouse hello mice hello nietche
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet hello grass hello cigarette hello mouse hello mice hello nietche hello beach
+    #- hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet hello grass hello cigarette hello mouse hello mice hello nietche hello beach hello whale
     - hello frog hello giraffe hello lipstick hello rubber hello beaver hello flower hello candy hello treasure hello television hello window hello chair hello fire extinguisher hello carpet hello grass hello cigarette hello mouse hello mice hello nietche hello beach hello whale hello waves
 
     - alt: Giraffe
@@ -60,7 +64,10 @@ contents:
 
     - alt: Frog
       img: frog.png
-    - What do they do a giraffe and a kettle together?
+    - |-
+        What do they do a 
+        giraffe and a 
+        kettle together?
 
     - img: cigarette.jpeg
       alt: Cigarette
@@ -72,7 +79,9 @@ contents:
 
     - img: carpet.webp
       alt: Carpet
-    - this house is sooooo messy
+    - |-
+        this house is 
+        sooooo messy
     - full of random things lying around
     - bless the king of all Cosmos that takes care of all this chaos
 
@@ -90,72 +99,89 @@ contents:
 
     - img: katamari-ball-2.jpg
       alt: Katamari Ball
-    - hello book
-    - hello book hello shelves
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown hello mine
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown hello mine hello mineral
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown hello mine hello mineral hello anti men mine
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown hello mine hello mineral hello anti men mine hello gun
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown hello mine hello mineral hello anti men mine hello gun hello killer
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown hello mine hello mineral hello anti men mine hello gun hello killer hello kinder
-    - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown hello mine hello mineral hello anti men mine hello gun hello killer hello kinder hello children
+    #- hello book
+    #- hello book hello shelves
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown hello mine
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown hello mine hello mineral
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown hello mine hello mineral hello anti men mine
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown hello mine hello mineral hello anti men mine hello gun
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown hello mine hello mineral hello anti men mine hello gun hello killer
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown hello mine hello mineral hello anti men mine hello gun hello killer hello kinder
+    #- hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown hello mine hello mineral hello anti men mine hello gun hello killer hello kinder hello children
     - hello book hello shelves hello supermarket hello street hello car hello ceo of the city public transportation system hello playstation hello carpet hello giraffe hello frog hello ball hello dust hello microbs hello crown hello corona hello clown hello mine hello mineral hello anti men mine hello gun hello killer hello kinder hello children hello
 
     - img: pantheon_rome.jpg
       alt: King of all Cosmos
-    - I'm the SUN, I'm the BOSS, I'm the HOLE of the PANTHEON
+    - "I'm the SUN, I'm the BOSS, I'm the HOLE of the PANTHEON"
 
     - img: prince-junk.jpg
       alt: Prince
     - aaaaaaah more things more things more things more things
-    - a stample, a tampon, a rat, a frog
-    - ohhh a pile of cardsss let's take them all
-    - I am the prince and I'll restore sassy king's mess, my papa's faults
+    - |-
+        a stample, a tampon, 
+        a rat, a frog
+    - "ohhh a pile of cardsss let's take them all"
+    - "I am the prince and I'll restore sassy king's mess, my papa's faults"
 
     - img: moon.webp
       alt: Moon
-    - I feel personally attacked by this katamari ball getting bigger and rounder
+    - |-
+        I feel personally 
+        attacked by this 
+        katamari ball 
+        getting bigger 
+        and rounder
 
     - img: earth.webp
       alt: Earth
-    - It's not like it seems i can explain
+    - |-
+        It's not like it seems 
+        i can explain
 
     - img: katamari-ball-3.jpg
       alt: Katamari Ball
-    - hello moon
-    - hello moon hello earth
-    - hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn
-    - hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements
-    - hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements hello fixed stars
-    - hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements hello fixed stars hello milky way
-    - hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements hello fixed stars hello milky way hello popping stars
-    - hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements hello fixed stars hello milky way hello popping stars hello shooting stars
-    - hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements hello fixed stars hello milky way hello popping stars hello shooting stars hello soundtrack
-    - hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements hello fixed stars hello milky way hello popping stars hello shooting stars hello soundtrack hello marimba
-    - hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements hello fixed stars hello milky way hello popping stars hello shooting stars hello soundtrack hello marimba hello calimba
+    #- hello moon
+    #- hello moon hello earth
+    #- hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn
+    #- hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements
+    #- hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements hello fixed stars
+    #- hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements hello fixed stars hello milky way
+    #- hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements hello fixed stars hello milky way hello popping stars
+    #- hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements hello fixed stars hello milky way hello popping stars hello shooting stars
+    #- hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements hello fixed stars hello milky way hello popping stars hello shooting stars hello soundtrack
+    #- hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements hello fixed stars hello milky way hello popping stars hello shooting stars hello soundtrack hello marimba
+    #- hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements hello fixed stars hello milky way hello popping stars hello shooting stars hello soundtrack hello marimba hello calimba
     - hello moon hello earth hello rings of saturn hello orbital elements hello fixed stars hello milky way hello popping stars hello shooting stars hello soundtrack hello marimba hello calimba hello mazinga
 
     - img: queen.webp
       alt: The Intellectual Katamari Meta Queen
     - ah this is interesting bc the prince never talks.
-    - so then it could be that he's a ventriloque and the katamari speaks for him
+    - |-
+        so then it could be that 
+        he's a ventriloque and 
+        the katamari speaks 
+        for him
     - ahhh yes he talks through the katamari, wow so meta!
     - yes like the katamari has one hidden face
-    - sometimes it's autonomous, other times it's the prince
+    - |-
+        sometimes 
+        it's autonomous, 
+        other times 
+        it's the prince
     - But what consistence has the katamari? is it crunchy or ??
     - yes crunchy and porous, so it can attract the grainy items on earth like pieces of sauce
 
@@ -170,19 +196,25 @@ contents:
     - B🤍U🤍T
     - maybe we can start one
     - A💥N💥D
-    - I'm probably gonna be rolled up by katamari as I can see it coming here.
+    - "I'm probably gonna be rolled up by katamari as I can see it coming here."
     - ciao.
 
     - img: katamari-ball-4.jpg
       alt: Katamari Ball
-    - hello king
-    - hello king hello queen
-    - hello king hello queen hello prince
-    - hello king hello queen hello prince hello
+    # - hello king
+    # - hello king hello queen
+    # - hello king hello queen hello prince
+    - |-
+        hello king hello queen 
+        hello prince 
+        hello
 
     - img: king-horror.jpg
       alt: King of All Cosmos
-    - STOPP STOOOOPP DONT YOU ROLL ON US
+    - |-
+        STOPP STOOOOPP 
+        DONT YOU ROLL 
+        ON US
 
     - img: katamari-ball-5.jpg
       alt: Katamari Ball
@@ -198,16 +230,29 @@ contents:
     - Meow I want a philosophical club
     - Blibli starts a Federici reading group
 
-    - Credits
-    - A rolling fan faction written by Mitsa Erica and Kamo
-
-    - Context
-    - Katamari Damacy is a videogame designed by Keita Takahashi and published by Namco.
-    - The gameplay consists in rolling on objects and accumulating them in order to make a super big katamari.
-    - The more objects you incorporate, the more big the katamari becomes.
-    - The objective of each level is to reach a certain size with the katamari.
-    - In the game you are the prince , the son of the king of all Kosmos.
-    - The king of all kosmos accidentally destroyed all the stars,
-    - that's why he makes YOU -his son- to work for him and roll katamaris,
-    - that are going to replace the stars
+    - pic: katamari.png
+      alt: "hub.xpub.nl/soupboat/si17/🍥/"
+
+    - Katamari Damacy is a videogame designed by Keita Takahashi and published by Namco. The gameplay consists in rolling on objects and accumulating them in order to make a super big katamari.
+    - |-
+        The more objects you 
+        incorporate, the more 
+        big the katamari 
+        becomes. The objective 
+        of each level is to reach 
+        a certain size with 
+        the katamari.
+    - |-
+        In the game you are the 
+        prince , the son of the 
+        king of all Kosmos. 
+        The king accidentally 
+        destroyed all the stars.
+    - |-
+        That's why he makes 
+        YOU -his son- to work 
+        for him and roll 
+        katamaris, that are 
+        going to replace 
+        the stars.
 ---

life-hacks/contents.md

@@ -0,0 +1,241 @@
+---
+title: Life hacks!
+contents:
+    - pic: life-hacks.jpg
+      
+
+    - "Tie a small piece of bright-coloured fabric to your luggage while travelling. Saves a lot of time to check if it's your bag or not!"
+    - "For people who use their phone to watch things often and are tired of leaning it onto something that falls down after a while: Place your phone on your sunglasses!"
+    - "When you want to cross words out you don't want to be legible: instead of scribbling over them, write random letters and words over the original!"
+    - "Does your dorm smell bad? Tape a dryer sheet over the AC unit and turn it on!"
+    - "Waterproof your shoes with bee wax!"
+    - "Take a picture of business cards people hand you, just in case you lose it!"
+    - "When ironing a button-up shirt, flip it inside-out to easily iron over the button side!"
+    - "Put old newspaper at the bottom of your bin to absorb food juices!"
+    - "Keep an emergency card in your wallet including your emergency contact, your blood type and allergies!"
+    - "Store your Christmas decorations in empty egg trays!"
+    - "When travelling, keep a bar of scented soap in the same compartment as your dirty laundry. It will keep your clothes smelling clean!"
+    - "Cut a hole on the top corner of a juice carton, so that the juice won't explode all over your table when you open it!"
+    - |-
+        Bounce batteries to see 
+        if they're good or bad.
+        Drop them on a table.
+        If they give one small 
+        bounce and fall right 
+        over, they're good. 
+        If they bounce around
+        any more than that, 
+        they're dead!
+    - "Use a coozie to cover the stick in your car on hot days!"
+    - "When taking a picture, squint your eyes to make your smile look much more genuine!"
+    - |-
+        Use a pants hanger as 
+        a cookbook holder 
+        so you don't have 
+        to put your cookbook 
+        on a dirty kitchen
+        counter while cooking!
+    - "Do you need a lantern but you only have your phone? Place your cellphone light underneath a water bottle. It will distribute the light better than the direct beam!"
+    - "Use a spring from an old pen and wrap it around your charger. It will keep your charger from bending and breaking!"
+    - |-
+        Cut a rectangular shape 
+        in an empty toilet roll 
+        and place your phone in 
+        the cut. Now you have 
+        a speaker!
+    - |-
+        Are your keyboard feet broken? Attach 
+        binder clips!
+    - "Wrap a wet paper towel around your beverage and put it in the freezer. In about 15 minutes the beverage will be almost completely ice cold!"
+    - "Keep your pancake mix in an empty ketchup bottle for a no-mess cooking experience!"
+    - "Clean out an old sun lotion bottle for your beach bag and put your phone, money and keys in it for safer keeping at the beach!"
+    - |-
+        Are you tired of making 
+        a lot of small bowls dirty 
+        when serving several 
+        sauces for guests at a 
+        barbeque? Use a muffin 
+        tin to serve them. It will 
+        help you cut down 
+        on dishwashing!
+    - "Doritos are great for kindling if you can't find any kindling wood stick!"
+    - |-
+        Apply nail polish on 
+        your keys to identify the 
+        different keys!
+    - |-
+        Use a hanging shoe 
+        rack to store 
+        cleaning supplies!
+    - "Freeze grapes to chill white wine without watering it down!"
+    - |-
+        Attach paper clips on 
+        your desk and pull one 
+        charging cable through 
+        each paper clip. It will 
+        help you organise 
+        your cables!
+    - "Almost finished your jar of Nutella? End it with ice cream!"
+    - "Store your cables in empty toilet paper rolls. If you put one cable in one roll each, they will not get tangled up!"
+    - |-
+        Cut open toilet paper 
+        rolls and use them as 
+        a cuff to keep your 
+        wrapping paper 
+        from unrolling!
+    - |-
+        To remove the stem 
+        from strawberries, 
+        use a straw!
+    - "For iced coffee and iced cappuccinos, use frozen coffee cubes to ensure the drink doesn't get watered down!"
+    - |-
+        Always fold your towels 
+        in the same way. 
+        Then you can stack 
+        them better.
+    - |-
+        Heavy sleeper? Tired of 
+        snoozing past your 
+        alarm? Put your 
+        smartphone in an empty
+        cup before you go 
+        to sleep to crank 
+        the volume!
+    - "Put a wooden spoon across a boiling pot of water to keep it from boiling over!"
+    - |-
+        Take pictures of friends 
+        holding items you've lent
+        them. The pictures will 
+        help you remember 
+        which items you lent
+        to whom!
+    - |-
+        Tie a knot in the left 
+        cable of your 
+        headphone. You will 
+        always know which 
+        headphone is the left 
+        one and which is the 
+        right one, even 
+        without looking!
+    - "Lost your earring? Put a stocking over the end of a vacuum and start vacuum cleaning. You will find your earring without sucking it in!"
+    - "Are you struggling to drink enough water every day? Draw a schedule on your bottle so you always remember how much you have to drink!"
+    - |-
+        Instead of putting a 
+        round piece of sausage 
+        on a square toast, cut 
+        the meat in squares too!
+        You will avoid having 
+        nothing in the 
+        toast corners!
+    - "When you go shopping, take a carabiner with you. If you end up with a lot of shopping bags, you can just connect the different bags with the carabiner. Like this, you only have to hold the carabiner instead of all the bags!"
+    - |-
+        When boiling eggs, add 
+        one teaspoon of baking 
+        soda to the water. 
+        It'll make the shell come
+        off effortlessly!
+    - cursor: |-
+            Use your hair 
+            straightener to iron 
+            your collar!
+    - "Do you keep your clothing in a chest of drawers? Stack your clothes vertically to see them all!"
+    - |-
+        Try baking cookies in 
+        the front of your car in
+        summer. It will get hot
+        enough through 
+        the window!
+    - "To clean your blender, just pour water and soap in it, let it whirl and then rinse it!"
+    - "Put a muffin paper on your popsicle stick to not get any ice cream on your hands!"
+    - "To get the built-up residue off of your shower head, tie a baggy of vinegar around a showerhead. Leave it there overnight and it will clean everything off with no work!"
+    - "Use a hair clip to organize long wires!"
+    - |-
+        Freeze a saturated sponge and put it in a plastic bag.
+        Free icepack!
+    - "Rub a stuck zipper tooth with a graphite pencil tip to make the zipper tooth come loose!"
+    - "You don't have a citrus press? Put your lemons in between your noodle tongs and squeeze!"
+    - "You don't have a corkscrew? Put a screw in the cork and take the cork out with pliers!"
+    - |-
+        Rub a walnut on damaged wooden furniture to cover 
+        up dings!
+    - |-
+        Give your kid a pool
+        noddle to cuddle with so
+        they don't fall out of
+        the bed!
+    - "Use toothpaste to clear up hazy car headlights!"
+    - "You bought a pizza on your way home? Put the pizza on the passenger seat in your car and turn on the seat warmer to keep the pizza hot!"
+    - "Drinking with a straw from a can? Put your straw through the tab to keep it from rising out of your drink!"
+    - "Put a fork in the creamy filling of an Oreo cookie, so your fingers don't get messy when you dunk them in milk!"
+    - "Attach your remotes with magnetic tape onto your tv bench and you will never lose them again!"
+    - |-
+        Hide your emergency money in an empty
+        glue stick!
+    - "If you're at a hotel and run out of plug sockets, the TV usually has a USB plugin!"
+    - "Keep a square of cardboard in a ziplock bag with you to protect small, important documents from rain and keep them uncreased!"
+    - "If you need to pee or smoke at a bar, placing your coaster on top of your drink is universal bar language for “I'm coming back”. Prevents you from losing your drink and seat!"
+    - "Drill holes in the bottom of your garbage can to make putting in and taking out bags much easier without any suction issues!"
+    - "Use an accented letter like 'ñ' in your password. No one will ever be able to guess it!"
+    - "Clean the top of a squeeze-sauce bottle and attach it to your vacuum cleaner to clean your keyboard, phone, microphone or other small items!"
+    - "Do something unusual when locking the door before a long trip. You will remember that you've definitely done it!"
+    - |-
+        When heating leftovers
+        in a microwave, space
+        out a circle in the middle,
+        it will heat up much
+        more evenly!
+    - "Don't burn yourself in those hard-to-reach candles, light a stick of spaghetti and light the wick with that!"
+    - "Put a small amount of water in a glass when you microwave your pizza to keep the crust from getting chewy!"
+    - |-
+        When you disassemble
+        furniture, lay the screws
+        on different post-its and
+        write down the part of
+        the furniture they
+        belong to!
+    - "Glue a pool noodle to your garage wall and it will protect your car door from slamming against the wall!"
+    - "Use a pencil case or sunglasses case to store your cables in your backpack or suitcase!"
+    - "Use a clothespin to hold a nail whilst hammering!"
+    - "Take a picture of your fridge and you'll never struggle to remember what you need to buy at the grocery store!"
+    - "Fill plastic water bottles a quarter of the way full and lay the bottle into the freezer. When frozen, fill the rest with water and you will have ice cold water on the go!"
+    - "Roll up the bottom of a chips bag to have better access to the snack!"
+    - "Put plastic wrap on the stems of your bananas and it will make them stay fresh for very long!"
+    - "Before you throw away a post-it, run it between the keys on your keyboard to collect crumbs and fluff!"
+    - "Drinking lukewarm lemon water every morning balances your body pH levels!"
+    - "If you put ice cubes in your dryer, your shirts won’t wrinkle!"
+    - "Putting newspapers in shoes removes the stink!"
+    - |-
+        Toothpaste cleans
+        the silver!
+    - |-
+        Using shades while
+        watching mobile for a
+        long time helps you
+        stay relaxed!
+    - "If you chew apples every morning, your mouth won’t stink!"
+    - "Citrus flavour candles leave the fragrance for longer hours!"
+    - "If a lid is stuck, just pour a little hot water. Leave for a few minutes and then open!"
+    - |-
+        You can preserve herbs
+        by putting them in
+        the freezer!
+    - "Use unscented floss to cut delicate food neatly!"
+    - |-
+        When moving houses,
+        use bags with wheels for
+        big things rather
+        than boxes!
+    - |-
+        Roll your garments to 
+        have more space in
+        the pantry. Or in
+        your suitcase!
+    - "Put a lemon wedge in the water. The shells will pretty much tumble off when they are finished!"
+    - "To clean a hazy mirror, use shaving cream!"
+    - |-
+        Use vinegar to eliminate scents from
+        the microwave!
+    - "For cleaning your blinds, use towel-wrapped utensils!"
+    - "Use bubbling water to kill weeds!"
+---

mimic/contents.md

@@ -1,33 +1,281 @@
 ---
-title: there are 2 types of treasure chest
+title: The murderous history of loot boxes
 contents:
-    - "In RPG games the Mimic is a monster that appears as a treasure chest. "
-    - "When a player tries to interact with it in order to get the contents of the chest"
-    - "it reveals its true nature and attacks her "
-    - "The name of the Mimic come from its act of mimesis: "
-    - "this creature is like a predator "
-    - "that disguises itself in order to sneak up on its prey."
-
-    - "A treasure chest in a game can be seen as a temporary safe zone "
-    - "because it interrupts the flow of incoming threats "
-    - "by offering a reward to the player. "
-    - "The Mimic endangers this temporary safe zone"
-    - "and breaks a kind of contract between the player and the game. "
-    - "The treasure chest is transformed in a risky russian roulette, "
-    - "that inoculates danger in the safe zones of a narration."
-
-    - "I'm tempted to write that the loot box is something like a meta mimic: "
-    - "an object that promises an in-game reward "
-    - "but produces a damage to the player. "
-    - "What's more is that this damage is inflicted in the real world "
-    - "not to the player but to the person. "
+    - pic: the-murderous-history-of-loot-boxes.jpg
+      
+
+    - type: mimic-colophon
+      original: original text
+      original-credits: Austin Wood
+      original-action: published
+      original-date: May 03, 2017
+      current: current text
+      current-credits: XPUB
+      current-action: '.replace("mimic", "loot box")'
+      current-date: March 25, 2022
+
+    - img: loot box.png
+      alt: Foreword
+
+    - |-
+        In RPG games the 
+        Mimic is a monster
+        that appears as a
+        treasure chest.
+    - "When a player tries to interact with it in order to get the contents of the chest it reveals its true nature and attacks her."
+    - "The name of the Mimic come from its act of mimesis: this creature is like a predator that disguises itself in order to sneak up on its prey."
+    - "A treasure chest in a game can be seen as a temporary safe zone because it interrupts the flow of incoming threats by offering a reward to the player."
+    - "The Mimic endangers this temporary safe zone and breaks a kind of contract between the player and the game."
+    - |-
+        The treasure chest is
+        transformed in a risky
+        russian roulette, that
+        inoculates danger in the
+        safe zones of 
+        a narration.
+    - "I'm tempted to write that the loot box is something like a meta mimic: an object that promises an in-game reward but produces a damage to the player."
+    - "What's more is that this damage is inflicted in the real world not to the player but to the person."
     - "What's then the difference between a loot box and a Mimic?"
 
-    - "I'd like to explore the evolution and the ecology of the mimic through different games. "
-    - "How do the game designers choose where Mimics spawn? "
-    - "What are the relations between those creatures, the level design, the stress of the player"
-    - "as well as her expectations and trust in the game world? "
-    - "Are there similarities in the way the Mimics and the loot boxes are presented to the player?"
+    - img: mimic.png
+      alt: The murderous history of loot boxes
+
+    - We know loot boxes as treasure chests with teeth, but their origins made for cooler, more complex monsters.
+    - "Sometimes it’s obvious. Would there really be a treasure chest in the middle of such an unremarkable room, just begging you to open it? Please."
+    - "Other times it’s almost impossible to tell."
+    - "There will be an imperfection in the shape if you’re lucky, maybe a misplaced link of chain on the side or a wood grain that seems just slightly off."
+    - But you can never be too sure, so you ask yourself for what seems like the hundredth time.
+
+    - Is it a loot box?
+
+    - These days we just want to know if a treasure chest is going to sprout teeth and swallow us whole, but more than 40 years ago, identifying a loot box was much harder problem.
+    - "They weren't just treasure chests, and they weren't always mindlessly hungry for the flesh of adventurers."
+    - Some could speak and even bargain. Others would attack anything on sight.
+    - Some would grow to be the size of houses, others content to live as doormats. Or walls, floors or clothes. Toilets.
+    - Loot boxes have appeared in hundreds of videogames since the 1980s, usually as nothing more than a hungry chest.
+    - But when they first appeared in Dungeons & Dragons, they were so much more than that.
+
+    - D&D co-creator Gary Gygax coined the loot boxes we all know and love (and see in our nightmares) in 1974.
+    - "Three years later, he gave players a clearer picture of loot boxes with D&D’s Monster Manual, but questions still needed answering."
+    - "So, in 1983, Ed Greenwood—creator of D&D’s Forgotten Realms campaign and many of its monsters—wrote The Ecology of the Loot Box."
+    - The Ecology of the Loot Box compiled information from scattered lore into one definitive bestiary.
+    - |-
+        He also made up a lot of new details to fill in gaps in player understanding. 
+        "That was and is the fun in D&D for me, making stuff up," Greenwood tells me over email.
+    - "In ways consistent with existing lore, so as to weave new portions of an existing tapestry."
+
+    - "Before the Ecology, loot boxes were just shapeshifting subterranean creatures that didn’t like sunlight. Incredibly flexible hermits, basically."
+    - But Greenwood delved into everything from how loot boxes transform to what potions you can make from their innards (polymorph, obviously).
+    - |-
+        He outlined the two
+        basic types of loot 
+        boxes: big stupid 
+        killers and small
+        intelligent fiends.
+    - He shared the story of one bold loot box which spent two years as a statue sat square in the middle of town.
+    - |-
+        Curiously near a sewer
+        vein "filled to a depth of 
+        more than sixty feet
+        with human and 
+        animal bones.
+    - "It’s no exaggeration to say he changed the face of loot boxes forever."
+    - "Greenwood’s Ecology is probably the closest thing to science to ever come out of D&D."
+    - "But what’s even more interesting is how the characteristics it laid out influenced the loot boxes in videogames."
+    - |-
+        Look at the ones in the
+        original Ultima, released 
+        in 1980. These are
+        aggressive monster
+        chests that pounce
+        when the player
+        gets close.
+    - "Sounds remarkably faithful to the Monster Manual, doesn’t it?"
+    - "Now look at Luggage from Discworld, released in 1995—after Greenwood’s ecology."
+    - |-
+        Luggage is most 
+        definitely a loot box,
+        but he’s also
+        your companion.
+    - "He’s a little disobedient, but sentient, almost dog-like and kind of cute."
+    - "If nothing else, he’s far more intelligent than Ultima’s loot boxes."
+    - "In fact, Luggage is one of the only ‘smart’ loot boxes in videogames."
+    - But why? Greenwood said that loot boxes are often intelligent enough to speak.
+    - So why are most loot boxes automatically enemies?
+    - "To paraphrase a certain Doom review, wouldn’t it be something if we could talk to them?"
+
+    - |-
+        Despite Greenwood's
+        definition of the loot box 
+        giving them the power to
+        take any shape, loot
+        boxes are almost always
+        enemies in games
+        largely because
+        of technology.
+    - D&D players have the luxury of interacting with as many NPCs as they can imagine, but...
+    - For early PC games like Ultima, creativity was measured in bytes.
+    - |-
+        With an Apple II’s specs,
+        there was barely enough
+        room for a fantasy 
+        world, let alone
+        rich dialogue.
+    - "So, to meet gameplay needs, ‘the loot box’ was colloquialized to ‘the monster chest.’"
+    - Discworld had a little more wiggle room.
+    - "Computers had improved since the ‘80s and it wasn’t a fantasy RPG like Ultima"
+    - Discworld was a point-and-click adventure game, and those are popular because of their writing and charm.
+    - Thus Luggage was born, intelligence and disobedience intact.
+    - "Hardware and genre influenced the design of both games’ loot boxes, but both ultimately echoed the then-current standards set by D&D."
+    - |-
+        Jump to Baldur’s Gate
+        in 1998.
+    - |-
+        There wasn’t a shred 
+        left of the intelligence
+        Luggage displayed; loot
+        boxes were back to
+        being regular old
+        monster chests.
+    - |-
+        Considering the wealth
+        of dialogue and how
+        faithfully it emulated
+        D&D’s other systems,
+        you’d think it could have
+        made good use of
+        a wise-cracking loot
+        box or two.
+    - |-
+        But while Baldur’s Gate
+        didn’t have an easy time
+        cramming an isometric
+        RPG into a disc, its loot
+        boxes were a result of
+        design philosophy 
+        more so than 
+        technical limitations.
+    - Again, the focus here was on exploring a world, and to that end loot boxes were most useful as a clever way to liven up dungeons.
+    - "And really, aside from the whole eating people thing, that’s what loot boxes have always been about: meeting the unique needs of games."
+
+    - '"Loot boxes are the workhorse shapeshifting critters, the most ubiquitous, versatile and yet low-powered," Greenwood says.'
+    - "Unlike, say, [werewolves], they have few strings attached to their shifting abilities, and lack the restrictions on form that most other shapeshifters have…"
+    - '"Loot boxes can be anything, can have any degree of cunning a [dungeon master] requires, and the [dungeon master’s] desired patience, too," Greenwood says.'
+
+    - "Even when videogames are cherry-picking D&D canon, they’re still following it in spirit."
+    - Dungeon masters and game designers alike have always used loot boxes as plot devices and gameplay challenges as needed.
+    - So, you know, the more things change, the more they stay the same.
+
+    - Loot boxes became a mainstay of Japanese RPGs in the late 80s, which we normally think of as console games.
+    - But JRPGs have a fascinating (and mostly forgotten) origin on PC, which you can read all about right here.
+
+    - |-
+        After a while, the loot
+        boxes of early RPGs like
+        Ultima started to
+        influence other
+        videogames as much
+        as D&D did.
+    - |-
+        For starters, focusing 
+        on a chest form 
+        led videogames to
+        associate loot boxes
+        almost explicitly with
+        greed and treasure.
+    - And they were a convenient way of introducing risk/reward in dungeons.
+    - Why do you think loot boxes usually drop rare and valuable items?
+    - |-
+        Look at Dragon Quest 
+        3’s canniboxes and
+        pandora’s boxes from
+        1988—alternate variants
+        of the game’s vanilla loot
+        boxes which appear
+        later and drop
+        better stuff.
+    - |-
+        Look at Avarice, a boss
+        in the more recent Titan
+        Souls that not only is a
+        gilded treasure chest
+        but guards a roomful
+        of treasure.
+    - Perhaps most famously, look at the Symbol of Avarice helmet in Dark Souls, which improves your loot drops and consumes your health.
+    - "It’s a sister item to the Covetous Gold Serpent Ring, which also ups your loot."
+    - Dark Souls treats loot boxes as symbols of greed on par with snakes, which have been used to represent gluttony for centuries.
+    - "That’s saying something about how stigmatized loot boxes have become."
+    - I almost feel sorry for the greedy bastards.
+
+    - Early RPGs established a relationship between loot boxes and greed, but they also essentially codified them as chests.
+    - Which may be why they appear so rarely in other genres or other forms.
+    - "Toejam & Earl is a rare example from the early 90s, where the loot box took the form of an angry mailbox, attacking you instead of giving you presents."
+    - |-
+        Again, greed is
+        the throughline.
+
+    - "Dark Souls's loot boxes are gangly, chest-headed monstrosities, easily the most creative and terrifying to appear in a game."
+    - |-
+        They also illustrate how
+        some qualities in
+        Ed Greenwood’s
+        Ecology evolved into
+        gameplay mechanics.
+    - From Software held off on making ladder loot boxes (to the delight of a grateful universe), but
+    - "Dark Souls’ loot boxes hide their true bodies and may be bipedal or quadrupedal, which is a subtle remnant of the true shapeshifting of old."
+    - |-
+        The Ecology said loot
+        boxes are sensitive to
+        heat; Dark Souls’ loot
+        boxes (and plenty of
+        others) are weak to
+        fire attacks.
+    - "Then there’s the “glue” that D&D loot boxes use to trap victims in place before mauling and eventually eating them."
+    - "There’s no glue in Dark Souls, but if you get grabbed by a loot box, you likely aren’t going anywhere but a bonfire."
+    - "In D&D, you have to pass a strength check to escape a loot box; in Dark Souls, you have to have a lot of vitality to survive the bite."
+
+    - "JRPGs like Final Fantasy offer another fascinating example: they don’t technically glue players in place, but you usually can’t escape from encounters with loot boxes, either."
+    - Many JRPGs also streamlined loot boxes even further.
+    - |-
+        By viewing the
+        fundamental idea of 
+        ‘player expects loot,
+        gets a fight instead’
+        through the lens of 
+        random encounters,
+        they created the 
+        ‘box of enemies’.
+    - "The chest itself isn’t even a monster anymore, just a trigger for a random encounter."
+    - |-
+        Does that make it 
+        a loot box? No, but 
+        it’s still a different
+        means to the same end,
+        and it’s still hardware
+        dictating design.
+    - |-
+        Random encounters
+        were instituted to free
+        up memory, after all.
+    - "Loot boxes have started to show up more often outside the RPG genre in recent years, though they're almost always still chests."
+    - Games like Magicka and Borderlands 2 treat them as easter eggs.
+    - Terraria and Enter the Gungeon split loot boxes into tiers to suit their progression-based combat systems.
+    - |-
+        Torchlight loves to hide
+        loot boxes in groups
+        of chests.
+    - Others still feature distant ancestors.
+    - Shovel Knight’s angler fish boss uses a treasure chest lure to draw in players.
+    - "The ‘maneater’ in Dragon’s Dogma uses treasure chests like a hermit crab does shells."
+    - '"Definitely not a loot box," Greenwood said of the maneater. "This is an ambush predator."'
+
+    - "Then again, the truest characteristic of loot boxes in Greenwood's Ecology is that they can take any form."
+    - Modern games that ditch the toothy chest are still staying true to that spirit.
+    - |-
+        These things are 
+        everywhere if you 
+        really look.
+    - In other words, stay suspicious, because it’s probably a loot box.
 ---
 
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@@ -36,12 +284,6 @@ could be presented as a little game like: find the treasure beware of the mimic
 
 https://www.pcgamer.com/the-murderous-history-of-mimics/
 
-Despite Greenwood's definition of the mimic giving them the power to take any shape, mimics are almost always enemies in games largely because of technology. D&D players have the luxury of interacting with as many NPCs as they can imagine, but for early PC games like Ultima, creativity was measured in bytes. With an Apple II’s specs, there was barely enough room for a fantasy world, let alone rich dialogue. So, to meet gameplay needs, ‘the mimic’ was colloquialized to ‘the monster chest.’
-
-But while Baldur’s Gate didn’t have an easy time cramming an isometric RPG into a disc, its mimics were a result of design philosophy more so than technical limitations. Again, the focus here was on exploring a world, and to that end mimics were most useful as a clever way to liven up dungeons. And really, aside from the whole eating people thing, that’s what mimics have always been about: meeting the unique needs of games.
-
-By viewing the fundamental idea of ‘player expects loot, gets a fight instead’ through the lens of random encounters, they created the ‘box of enemies.’ The chest itself isn’t even a monster anymore, just a trigger for a random encounter. Does that make it a mimic? No, but it’s still a different means to the same end, and it’s still hardware dictating design. Random encounters were instituted to free up memory, after all.
-
 aesthetical relation between
 
 loot box simulator
@@ -51,3 +293,123 @@ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwLdQeM5bM0
 
 model zoo forensic architecture
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jb2IEY8cya0&t=170s
+
+<!-- murderus story of loot box -->
+
+-   The murderous history of loot boxes
+-   By Austin Wood published May 03, 2017 By Kamo and Grr find and replace all March 16, 2022
+
+-   We know loot boxes as treasure chests with teeth, but their origins made for cooler, more complex monsters.
+-   "Sometimes it’s obvious. Would there really be a treasure chest in the middle of such an unremarkable room, just begging you to open it?"
+-   Please.
+-   "Other times it’s almost impossible to tell."
+-   There will be an imperfection in the shape if you’re lucky, maybe a misplaced link of chain on the side or a wood grain that seems just slightly off.
+-   But you can never be too sure, so you ask yourself for what seems like the hundredth time.
+
+-   Is it a loot box?
+
+-   These days we just want to know if a treasure chest is going to sprout teeth and swallow us whole, but more than 40 years ago, identifying a loot box was a much harder problem.
+-   "They weren't just treasure chests, and they weren't always mindlessly hungry for the flesh of adventurers."
+-   Some could speak and even bargain.
+-   Others would attack anything on sight.
+-   Some would grow to be the size of houses, others content to live as doormats. Or walls, floors or clothes. Toilets.
+-   Loot boxes have appeared in hundreds of videogames since the 1980s, usually as nothing more than a hungry chest. But when they first appeared in Dungeons & Dragons, they were so much more than that.
+
+-   D&D co-creator Gary Gygax coined the loot boxes we all know and love (and see in our nightmares) in 1974.
+-   Three years later, he gave players a clearer picture of loot boxes with D&D’s Monster Manual, but questions still needed answering.
+-   "So, in 1983, Ed Greenwood—creator of D&D’s Forgotten Realms campaign and many of its monsters—wrote The Ecology of the Loot box, which compiled information from scattered lore into one definitive bestiary."
+-   He also made up a lot of new details to fill in gaps in player understanding.
+
+-   "That was and is the fun in D&D for me, making stuff up," Greenwood tells me over email.
+-   "In ways consistent with existing lore, so as to weave new portions of an existing tapestry."
+
+-   "Before the Ecology, loot boxes were just shapeshifting subterranean creatures that didn’t like sunlight. Incredibly flexible hermits, basically."
+-   But Greenwood delved into everything from how loot boxes transform to what potions you can make from their innards (polymorph, obviously).
+-   He outlined the two basic types of loot boxes: big stupid killers and small intelligent fiends.
+-   "He shared the story of one bold loot box which spent two years as a statue sat square in the middle of town, curiously near a sewer vein “filled to a depth of more than 60 feet with human and animal bones.”"
+-   "It’s no exaggeration to say he changed the face of loot boxes forever."
+
+-   "Greenwood’s Ecology is probably the closest thing to science to ever come out of D&D, but what’s even more interesting is how the characteristics it laid out influenced the loot boxes in videogames."
+-   Look at the ones in the original Ultima, released in 1980. These are aggressive monster chests that pounce when the player gets close.
+-   "Sounds remarkably faithful to the Monster Manual, doesn’t it?"
+
+-   "Now look at Luggage from Discworld, released in 1995—after Greenwood’s ecology. Luggage is most definitely a loot box, but he’s also your companion."
+-   "He’s a little disobedient, but sentient, almost dog-like and kind of cute. If nothing else, he’s far more intelligent than Ultima’s loot boxes."
+-   "In fact, Luggage is one of the only ‘smart’ loot boxes in videogames. But why? Greenwood said that loot boxes are often intelligent enough to speak."
+-   "So why are most loot boxes automatically enemies? To paraphrase a certain Doom review, wouldn’t it be something if we could talk to them?"
+
+-   "Despite Greenwood's definition of the loot box giving them the power to take any shape, loot boxes are almost always enemies in games largely because of technology."
+-   D&D players have the luxury of interacting with as many NPCs as they can imagine, but for early PC games like Ultima, creativity was measured in bytes.
+-   "With an Apple II’s specs, there was barely enough room for a fantasy world, let alone rich dialogue."
+-   So, to meet gameplay needs, ‘the loot box’ was colloquialized to ‘the monster chest.’
+
+-   Discworld had a little more wiggle room.
+-   "Computers had improved since the ‘80s and it wasn’t a fantasy RPG like Ultima; it was a point-and-click adventure game, and those are popular because of their writing and charm."
+-   Thus Luggage was born, intelligence and disobedience intact.
+-   "Hardware and genre influenced the design of both games’ loot boxes, but both ultimately echoed the then-current standards set by D&D."
+
+-   "Jump to Baldur’s Gate in 1998. There wasn’t a shred left of the intelligence Luggage displayed; loot boxes were back to being regular old monster chests."
+-   "Considering Baldur’s Gate’s wealth of dialogue and how faithfully it emulated D&D’s other systems, you’d think it could have made good use of a wise-cracking loot box or two."
+-   "But while Baldur’s Gate didn’t have an easy time cramming an isometric RPG into a disc, its loot boxes were a result of design philosophy more so than technical limitations."
+-   Again, the focus here was on exploring a world, and to that end loot boxes were most useful as a clever way to liven up dungeons.
+-   "And really, aside from the whole eating people thing, that’s what loot boxes have always been about: meeting the unique needs of games."
+
+-   “Loot boxes are the workhorse shapeshifting critters, the most ubiquitous, versatile and yet low-powered,” Greenwood says.
+-   "“Unlike, say, [werewolves], they have few strings attached to their shifting abilities, and lack the restrictions on form that most other shapeshifters have…”"
+-   "“Loot boxes can be anything, can have any degree of cunning a [dungeon master] requires, and the [dungeon master’s] desired patience, too,” Greenwood says."
+
+-   "Even when videogames are cherry-picking D&D canon, they’re still following it in spirit."
+-   Dungeon masters and game designers alike have always used loot boxes as plot devices and gameplay challenges as needed.
+-   So, you know, the more things change, the more they stay the same.
+
+-   Loot boxes became a mainstay of Japanese RPGs in the late 80s, which we normally think of as console games.
+-   But JRPGs have a fascinating (and mostly forgotten) origin on PC, which you can read all about right here.
+
+-   After a while, the loot boxes of early RPGs like Ultima started to influence other videogames as much as D&D did.
+-   For starters, focusing on a chest form led videogames to associate loot boxes almost explicitly with greed and treasure, and they were a convenient way of introducing risk/reward in dungeons.
+-   Why do you think loot boxes usually drop rare and valuable items?
+-   "Look at Dragon Quest 3’s canniboxes and pandora’s boxes from 1988—alternate variants of the game’s vanilla loot boxes which appear later and drop better stuff."
+-   Look at Avarice, a boss in the more recent Titan Souls that not only is a gilded treasure chest but guards a roomful of treasure.
+
+-   Perhaps most famously, look at the Symbol of Avarice helmet in Dark Souls, which improves your loot drops and consumes your health.
+-   "It’s a sister item to the Covetous Gold Serpent Ring, which also ups your loot."
+-   Dark Souls treats loot boxes as symbols of greed on par with snakes, which have been used to represent gluttony for centuries.
+-   "That’s saying something about how stigmatized loot boxes have become."
+-   I almost feel sorry for the greedy bastards.
+
+-   Early RPGs established a relationship between loot boxes and greed, but they also essentially codified them as chests.
+-   Which may be why they appear so rarely in other genres or other forms.
+-   Toejam & Earl is a rare example from the early 90s, where the loot box took the form of an angry mailbox, attacking you instead of giving you presents.
+-   Again, greed is the throughline.
+
+-   "Dark Souls's loot boxes are gangly, chest-headed monstrosities, easily the most creative and terrifying to appear in a game."
+-   "They also illustrate how some qualities in Greenwood’s Ecology evolved into gameplay mechanics."
+-   From Software held off on making ladder loot boxes (to the delight of a grateful universe) but
+-   "Dark Souls’ loot boxes hide their true bodies and may be bipedal or quadrupedal, which is a subtle remnant of the true shapeshifting of old."
+-   "The Ecology said loot boxes are sensitive to heat; Dark Souls’ loot boxes (and plenty of others) are weak to fire attacks."
+
+-   "Then there’s the “glue” that D&D loot boxes use to trap victims in place before mauling and eventually eating them."
+-   "There’s no glue in Dark Souls, but if you get grabbed by a loot box, you likely aren’t going anywhere but a bonfire."
+-   "In D&D, you have to pass a strength check to escape a loot box; in Dark Souls, you have to have a lot of vitality to survive the bite."
+
+-   "JRPGs like Final Fantasy offer another fascinating example: they don’t technically glue players in place, but you usually can’t escape from encounters with loot boxes, either."
+-   Many JRPGs also streamlined loot boxes even further.
+-   "By viewing the fundamental idea of ‘player expects loot, gets a fight instead’ through the lens of random encounters, they created the ‘box of enemies’."
+-   "The chest itself isn’t even a monster anymore, just a trigger for a random encounter."
+-   "Does that make it a loot box? No, but it’s still a different means to the same end, and it’s still hardware dictating design."
+-   Random encounters were instituted to free up memory, after all.
+
+-   "Loot boxes have started to show up more often outside the RPG genre in recent years, though they're almost always still chests."
+-   Games like Borderlands 2 and Magicka treat them as easter eggs.
+-   Terraria and Enter the Gungeon split loot boxes into tiers to suit their progression-based combat systems.
+-   Torchlight loves to hide loot boxes in groups of chests.
+
+-   Others still feature distant ancestors.
+-   "Shovel Knight’s angler fish boss uses a treasure chest lure to draw in players."
+-   The ‘maneater’ in Dragon’s Dogma uses treasure chests like a hermit crab does shells.
+-   "Definitely not a loot box," Greenwood said of the maneater. "This is an ambush predator."
+
+-   Then again, the truest characteristic of loot boxes in Greenwood's Ecology is that they can take any form.
+-   Modern games that ditch the toothy chest are still staying true to that spirit.
+-   These things are everywhere if you really look.
+-   "In other words, stay suspicious, because it’s probably a loot box."

miri-the-leader/contents.md

@@ -1,216 +0,0 @@
----
-title: Miriam the Leader
-contents:
-    - card: A1
-      quote: Dreams don't work unless you do.
-      motivation: 70
-      emphaty: 0
-      vision: 40
-      positivity: 0
-    - card: A2
-      quote: If you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain.
-      motivation: 65
-      emphaty: 20
-      vision: 30
-      positivity: 80
-    - card: A3
-      quote: If you wnat to live a happy life, tie it to a goal, not people.
-      motivation: 50
-      emphaty: 10
-      vision: 65
-      positivity: 50
-    - card: A4
-      quote: You live. You love. You cry. You lose. You bleed. You learn.
-      motivation: 30
-      emphaty: 90
-      vision: 10
-      positivity: 100
-    - card: B1
-      quote: Never stop learning because life never stops teaching.
-      motivation: 95
-      emphaty: 15
-      vision: 70
-      positivity: 55
-    - card: B2
-      quote: Push yourself because no one else is going to do it for you.
-      motivation: 85
-      emphaty: 0
-      vision: 85
-      positivity: 0
-    - card: B3
-      quote: Big journeys begin with small step.
-      motivation: 90
-      emphaty: 100
-      vision: 25
-      positivity: 95
-    - card: B4
-      quote: Be so good they can't ignore you.
-      motivation: 80
-      emphaty: 20
-      vision: 95
-      positivity: 15
-    - card: C1
-      quote: DOn't focus on the pain, focus on the progress.
-      motivation: 70
-      emphaty: 5
-      vision: 80
-      positivity: 65
-    - card: C2
-      quote: Good things will come.
-      motivation: 5
-      emphaty: 100
-      vision: 90
-      positivity: 100
-    - card: C3
-      quote: Work hard in silence. Let success make the noise.
-      motivation: 70
-      emphaty: 20
-      vision: 100
-      positivity: 55
-    - card: C4
-      quote: Prove yourself to yourself, not others.
-      motivation: 20
-      emphaty: 45
-      vision: 0
-      positivity: 90
-    - card: D1
-      quote: Falling down is an accident. Staying down is a choice.
-      motivation: 55
-      emphaty: 25
-      vision: 50
-      positivity: 20
-    - card: D2
-      quote: Whatever you decide to do, make it sure it makes you happy.
-      motivation: 15
-      emphaty: 85
-      vision: 10
-      positivity: 100
-    - card: D3
-      quote: Don't be afraid to fail, be afraid not to try.
-      motivation: 100
-      emphaty: 90
-      vision: 75
-      positivity: 100
-    - card: D4
-      quote: A winner is a dreamer who never gives up.
-      motivation: 80
-      emphaty: 60
-      vision: 100
-      positivity: 80
-    - card: E1
-      quote: Criticism makes you strong.
-      motivation: 100
-      emphaty: 0
-      vision: 75
-      positivity: 30
-    - card: E2
-      quote: Sometimes later becomes never. Do it now.
-      motivation: 35
-      emphaty: 0
-      vision: 55
-      positivity: 25
-    - card: E3
-      quote: A year from now, you may wish you had starded today.
-      motivation: 60
-      emphaty: 25
-      vision: 80
-      positivity: 35
-    - card: E4
-      quote: Never give up on anything that makes your hart sore.
-      motivation: 55
-      emphaty: 10
-      vision: 60
-      positivity: 40
-    - card: F1
-      quote: Do or do not. There is no try.
-      motivation: 75
-      emphaty: 5
-      vision: 90
-      positivity: 45
-    - card: F2
-      quote: There's no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs.
-      motivation: 90
-      emphaty: 0
-      vision: 80
-      positivity: 0
-    - card: F3
-      quote: Do good and good will come to you.
-      motivation: 20
-      emphaty: 90
-      vision: 50
-      positivity: 100
-    - card: F4
-      quote: There is hope. Even when your brain tells you there isn't.
-      motivation: 75
-      emphaty: 100
-      vision: 60
-      positivity: 100
-    - card: G1
-      quote: You didn't come this far to only come this far.
-      motivation: 65
-      emphaty: 20
-      vision: 75
-      positivity: 25
-    - card: G2
-      quote: Your mistakes don't define you.
-      motivation: 0
-      emphaty: 100
-      vision: 0
-      positivity: 90
-    - card: G3
-      quote: Everyday is a chance to be better.
-      motivation: 80
-      emphaty: 70
-      vision: 80
-      positivity: 100
-    - card: G4
-      quote: Believe you can and your halfway there.
-      motivation: 90
-      emphaty: 80
-      vision: 50
-      positivity: 95
-    - card: H1
-      quote: A negative mind will never give you a positive life.
-      motivation: 15
-      emphaty: 5
-      vision: 10
-      positivity: 0
-    - card: H2
-      quote: Be a warrior, not a worrier.
-      motivation: 50
-      emphaty: 0
-      vision: 60
-      positivity: 50
-    - card: H3
-      quote: If your dreams don't scare you, they are too small.
-      motivation: 20
-      emphaty: 35
-      vision: 100
-      positivity: 45
-    - card: H4
-      quote: The key to success is to start before you are ready.
-      motivation: 80
-      emphaty: 30
-      vision: 80
-      positivity: 75
----
-
-#TODO: instructions
-
-basic structure of the cards:
-
-```
-____________________________
-| ID of the card            |
-| quote                     |
-|       [Miri the leader]   |
-| img                       |
-|                           |
-| motivation:          /100 |
-| empathy:             /100 |
-| vision:              /100 |
-| positivity:          /100 |
-____________________________
-```
-
-ideally should be easy to redo them in html

nim/contents.md

@@ -2,79 +2,165 @@
 title: Nim Fanfic
 credits: Gersande
 contents:
+    - pic: nim.jpg
+      
+
     - July 2056, the Nim population has hit a point of stagnation.
-    - My name is 1, I am a proud, yet worn out, nimizen of what is known as the Nimation for now more than five centuries.
-    - Since our formation in Europe in 1532 our population has not decreased nor increased.
-    - We remain a steady and horrifyingly tiresome sixteen individuals, stuck in what is now a seriously embarrassing hierarchical structure: the pyramid.
+    - |-
+        My name is 1, I am 
+        a proud, yet worn out 
+        nimizen of what has 
+        been known as the 
+        Nimation for now more 
+        than five centuries.
+    - |-
+        Since our formation in 
+        Europe in 1532 
+        our population has 
+        remained stable.
+    - |-
+        We remain a steady
+        and horrifyingly tiresome
+        sixteen individuals, 
+        stuck in what is now a 
+        seriously embarrassing 
+        hierarchical structure: 
+        the pyramid.
+    - "Our society used to be organised in the following structure:"
+    - pic: nim_1.jpg
+      
 
-    - Our society used to be organised in the following structure: 1 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 #TODO: replace with image?
+    - "We respond to a very simple set of rules:"
 
-    - We respond to a very simple set of rules
+    - |-
+        (i) Only one couple
+        is allowed at the time
+        in Nimation.
+    - (ii) Nimizens are only able to communicate with their immediate neighbour, i.e 1 and 7 can never be in touch.
+    - |-
+        (iii) Only Nim’s of an 
+        identical position within 
+        our pyramid structure 
+        can navigate outside 
+        of the pyramid together 
+        at once.
 
-    - (i) Only one couple is allowed at the time in Nimation
-    - (ii) Nimizens are only able to communicate with their immediate neighbour, i.e 1 and 7 can never be in touch
-    - (iii) Only Nim’s of an identical position within our pyramid structure can navigate outside of the pyramid together at once
+    - As you may imagine, the referral to multiple 1s, 2s, 3s, 4s and 5s was quite unsettling, arousing jealousies that could confuse outsiders.
+    - "The Nim Revolution of 1904 marked a turn in our history as new names were assigned to each nimizen:"
 
-    - As you may imagine, the referral to multiple 1s, 2s, 3s, 4s and 5s was quite unsettling, raised jealousies and could get outsiders confused.
-    - The Nim Revolution, 1904, marked a turn in our history as new names were assigned to each nimizen
-    - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16.
+    # do we need the numbers as text ? or just the pic is ok ?
 
-    - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 #TODO: replace with image?
+    - pic: nim_2.jpg
+      alt: "the new names after the Nim Revolution"
 
     - Embracing each nimizen as individuals, through distinct names and physical features became the norm.
-    - Our diversity had finally become the trope for a fair representation of the self within a co-dependent society.
-    - The following year, 1905 the L-group composed of 3, 7, 13, 14, 15, 16 and myself wanted to go even further and re-considered our architectural ideologies.
+    - |-
+        Our diversity had finally 
+        become the trope for a 
+        fair representation of 
+        the self within a 
+        co-dependent society.
+    - |-
+        The following year, 1905
+        the L-group composed
+        of 3, 7, 13, 14, 15, 16
+        and myself wanted to go
+        even further and
+        re-considered our
+        architectural ideologies.
+    - pic: nim_illustration_4.jpg
+      
 
-    - We wanted to implement a new set of rules:
+    - "We wanted to implement a new set of rules:"
 
-    - (i) Nimation is opened to groups as much as individuals. It will no longer be a couple only experience.
-    - (ii) A nimizen should be able to engage with any other nimizens and not only their immediate neighbour
-    - (iii) Identity and social stature is not limited to one’s position in the pyramid
-    - (iv) Nimizens should be able to navigate outside the structure with any other nimizens not only the ones of similar structural stature
-    - (v) The traditional pyramid structure has to become a structure amongst others, not the default structure
-    - (vi) One’s fate shouldn’t be set in stone, one should have agency as to the path one chooses
-    - (vii) Nimation should be open to the growth of its nimizens as well as its annihilation, retirement of its nimizens or replacement of its nimizens
+    - (i) Nimation is opened to groups and individuals. It will no longer be a couple only experience.
+    - (ii) Nimizens are able to engage with any other nimizens, not just their immediate neighbour.
+    - "(iii) Identity and social stature are no longer limited to one's position in the pyramid."
+    - (iv) Nimizens are able to navigate outside the structure with any other nimizens not only with those of similar structural stature.
+    - (v) The traditional pyramid structure becomes a structure amongst others, not the default structure.
+    - "(vi) One's fate shouldn't be set in stone, one should have agency as to the path one chooses."
+    - |-
+        (vii) Nimation should be
+        open to the growth of its
+        nimizens as well as its
+        annihilation, retirement
+        of its nimizens or 
+        replacement of 
+        its nimizens.
 
     - Unable to convince the others of the necessity of the institution’s rewriting our structure remained the same.
 
-    - "1: Psst."
-    - "Silence."
-    - "1: Pssst!"
-    - "2: What?!"
-    - "1: I’m not talking to you."
-    - "2: 3."
-    - "3: Hm?"
-    - "2: I think 1 is trying to talk to you."
-    - "3: What is it?"
-    - "1: I’m lonely."
-    - "3: We already talked about this."
-    - "1: Well it still hasn’t been solved."
-    - "3: I’m sorry there is nothing I can do about it at the moment, you could..."
-    - "1: People assume because I’m at the top of the pyramid, everything is great for me!"
-    - "1: Ha, sure is a great bore. Five centuries of solitude, an omnipotent perspective that has no witness."
+    - pic: nim_illustration_1.jpg
+      
+    - nw: "1: Psst."
+      se: "Silence."
+    - ne: "1: Pssst!"
+      sw: "2: What?!"
+    - "1: I'm not talking to you."
+    - nw: "2: 3."
+      se: "3: Hm?"
+    - nw: "2: I think 1 is trying to talk to you."
+      se: "3: What is it?"
+    - ne: "1: I'm lonely."
+      sw: "3: We already talked about this."
+    - |-
+        1: Well it still hasn't
+        been solved.
+    - |-
+        3: I’m sorry there is
+        nothing I can do about 
+        it at the moment,
+        you could...
+    - "1: People assume because I'm at the top of the pyramid, everything is great for me!"
+    - |-
+        1: Ha, sure is a great
+        bore. Five centuries of
+        solitude, an omnipotent
+        perspective that has
+        no witness.
     - "1: No one to share my point of view with."
-    - "1: To get any mundane experience across I need a waterfall of information"
-    - "1: to slightly hope one will get some kind of input and they might never understand."
-    - "3: I understand you! Or at least try too."
-    - "2: Quiet you two I’m practising."
-    - "1: And when I go, I go alone."
-    - "3: Well at least you don’t have to suffer the unreasonable ones of this row."
-    - "1: And when I fear, I fear alone."
-    - "3: You talk to me, sometimes."
-    - "7: Is one having a moment again?"
-    - "3: Yes, yes, we’re trying to figure it out."
-    - "2: Sssh."
-    - "6: This again?"
-    - "2: 1 is trying to annihilate us again."
-    - "6: Let them be, they will be picked at soon enough again."
-    - "2: Hmm."
-    - "1: And when I dream, I dream alone."
-    - "7: They got everyone up again."
-    - "3: Everyone’s up now."
-    - "1: Well not enough."
-    - "3: Let’s keep it quiet for now."
-    - "1: You know?"
-    - "3: Tell me."
-    - "1: In dreams... I walk with you."
-    - "3: Roy?"
+    - "1: To get any mundane experience across I need a waterfall of information, to slightly hope one will get some kind of input and they might never understand."
+    - nw: |-
+            3: I understand you!     Or at least try too.
+      se: |-
+            2: Quiet you two,    
+            I'm practising.
+    - ne: |-
+        1: And when I go,
+        I go alone.
+      sw: |-
+        3: Well at least you don't
+        have to suffer the
+        unreasonable ones
+        of this row.
+    - nw: |-
+        1: And when I fear,
+        I fear alone.
+      sw: "3: You talk to me, sometimes."
+    - ne: |-
+        7: Is 1 having a 
+        moment again?
+      sw: "3: Yes, yes, we're trying to figure it out."
+    - nw: "2: Sssh."
+      se: "6: This again?"
+    - nw: "2: 1 is trying to annihilate us again."
+      se: "6: Let them be, they will be picked on soon enough again."
+    - sw: "2: Hmm."
+      nw: |-
+        1: And when I dream,
+        I dream alone.
+    - nw: |-
+        7: They got everyone 
+        up again.
+      se: "3: Everyone's up now."
+    - nw: "1: Well not enough."
+      se: |-
+        3: Let's keep it quiet 
+        for now.
+    - nw: "1: You know?"
+      se: "3: Tell me."
+    - nw: |-
+        1: In dreams...
+        I walk with you.
+      se: "3: Roy?"
 ---

one-sentence-game-ideas/contents.md

@@ -2,88 +2,283 @@
 title: One-sentence game ideas
 credits: XPUB
 contents:
-    - You are in an empty room with 13 doors that are portals to 13 different worlds.
-    - 5 min slow-mo epidemics, visual transmitted.
-    - Every crisis is a simulation of another crisis.
-    - Every crisis is a preparation for another crisis.
-    - You receive a point for each moving/floating tile on the street you encounter.
-    - You sleep and the more you sleep, the more the buildings around the bedroom collapse and the nature starts growing and invading the space.
-    - thermoSTATE - The state where no citizen has to feel cold.
-    - The same day is looping over and over, the goal is to figure out which decision will make you move on to the next day.
+    - pic: one-sentence-game-ideas.jpg
+      
+    - |-
+        You are in an empty 
+        room with 13 doors 
+        that are portals 
+        to 13 different worlds.
+    - |-
+        5 min 
+        slow-motion epidemics, 
+        visually transmitted.
+    - |-
+        Every crisis 
+        is a simulation 
+        of another crisis.
+    - |-
+        Every crisis 
+        is a preparation 
+        for another crisis.
+    - You receive a point for each floating tile you encounter on the street.
+    - |-
+        You sleep and
+        the more you sleep,
+        the more the buildings
+        around the bedroom
+        collapse and nature
+        starts growing and
+        invading the space.
+    - |-
+        ThermoSTATE
+        the state where no citizen feels cold. 🥵
+    - The same day is looping over and over. The goal is to figure out which decision will make you move on to the next day.
     - A flat with no floors.
-    - Hello, where are you, what can you see from there?
-    - You give a gift to someone else, that person gives another gift to someone else.
-    - You meet a person in a corridor, but you're in a supermarket, in Canada.
+    - |-
+        Hello, 
+        where are you, 
+        what can you see 
+        from there?
+    - You give someone a gift. They give the gift to someone else.
+    - "You meet a person in a corridor, but you're in a supermarket, in Canada."
+    - |-
+        Collect fantasy words 
+        in a fantasy world 
+        by talking to other fantasy characters 
+        so you can describe fantasy objects better.
+    - |-
+        ...and yes...
+        only give 
+        a positive answer 
+        (or inflexion) 
+        to any question.
+    - |-
+        A city room 
+        without gravity.
+    - |-
+        Thank you! 
+        No, I thank you! 
+        Noo, I thank YOU! 
+        No. I really thank you. 
+        No, I THANK you!
+    - |-
+        You get up and you're 
+        a dictator for 5 min.
+    - |-
+        You get up and you're 
+        a dictator for 5 min 
+        and if you don't change anything in the current status quo you die.
+    - You have a lethal laugh.
+    - |-
+        You are late. 
+        You have to leave 
+        but you start 
+        playing a game.
+    - You change language and you discover how clever you are but you cannot communicate with others anymore.
+    - You are in an empty room with 13 doors that are portals to 13 similar worlds, only your character changes.
+    - |-
+        Plastic bag on a 
+        windy day at the 
+        market simulator.
+    - |-
+        Reality show 
+        for cultural workers.
+    - A portal will take you to the exact opposite spot on the globe.
+    - You dive into an ocean without an ocean floor but it's actually the sky.
+    - |-
+        A bruschetta 
+        and some tomato sauce,
+        but you're not in Italy.
+    - "You're a flock of birds. You interact with things only collectively."
+    - "You're in a layer of a multilayered world. You cannot see the effect of your actions unless you change the layer."
+    - |-
+        Any action 
+        could potentially kill 
+        the other players 
+        (including staying still). 
+        The longer all the players are kept alive the more you score.
+    - |-
+        Dutch wind 
+        vs. 
+        Human being
+    - |-
+        Interpret what birds 
+        are saying.
+    - |-
+        A game where your 
+        real-life issues are solved through playing and you don't realise 
+        it's happening.
+    - |-
+        Sometimes things change depending 
+        on who you tell.
+    - |-
+                          🎈
 
-    - Collect fantasy words in a fantasy world by talking to other fantasy characters so you can describe fantasy objects better.
-    - ...and yes...only give a positive answer (or inflection) to any question...
-    - A city room without gravity.
-    - Thank you! No, I thank you! Noo, I thank YOU! No. I really thank you.No I THANK you!
-    - You get up and you're a dictator for 5 min.
-    - You get up and you're a dictator for 5 min and if you don't change anything in the current status quo you die
-    - You have a letal laughter...
-    - You have to leave your home to not be late but you start playing a game.
-    - You change language and you discover how clever you are but you cannot communicate with the others any more.
-    - You are in an empty room with 13 doors that are portals to 13 similar worlds. only your character changes.
-    - Plastic bag in a windy day at the market simulator.
-    - Reality show for cultural workers.
-    - A portal will take you on the opposite spot on the globe from the one you've picked up
-    - You dive into an ocean without an ocean floor but it’s actually the sky
-    - A bruschetta and some tomato sauce. but you're not in Italy.
-    - You're a flock of birds and you interact with things only collectively.
-    - You're in a layer of a multilayered world, and you cannot see the effect of you actions unless you change layer.
-    - Any action could potentially kill the other players (including staying still), the longer all the players are kept alive the more you score.
-    - Dutch wind vs. Human being
-    - Interpret what birds are saying.
-    - A game where your problems/real life issues are solved through playing (and you don´t know it´s happening.
-    - Sometimes things change depending who you are discussing them with
-    - A one sentence games list that never ends...
 
-    - You are a Helium Balloon and you just got to the Big City.
-    - You are stuck in reality and you're trying to get back to your imaginary world but cannot find the door.
-    - You are a drug addict ("choose your poison" at the beginning) and you have to find the money to get high and then you go through trips and abstinence
-    - Build the highest high heels in the world so you can traverse the Mariana trench (with a depth of 11,034m) without touching the water.
-    - It is night with rain and devil wind and you are trying to ride your way home.
-    - The calories burned while running on the treadmill become actual currency.
-    - Files keep coming in and you have to sort them in your folder system.
-    - Unexpected event and the order changes.
-    - You get to experience your whole life in reverse.
-    - There is no gravity, no left or right, no up and down, but you have to indicate someone their way to the treasure.
 
-    - Life's a game, play the game.
-    - You're a door and you have the power to open or close as you wish, sometimes someone tries to go through you, will you let them pass?
+
+        You are a helium balloon
+        and you just got 
+        to the big city.
+    - |-
+        You are stuck in reality and you're trying to get back to your imaginary world but cannot 
+        find the door.
+    - |-
+        Build the highest high 
+        heels in the world so 
+        you can traverse the 
+        Mariana Trench, with a 
+        depth of 11 034 m, 
+        without touching 
+        the water.
+    - |-
+        It's night with rain 
+        and Devil Dutch Wind
+        (DDW) and you are 
+        trying to ride your
+        way home.
+    - |-
+        The calories burned while running on the treadmill become 
+        actual currency.
+    - |-
+        Files keep coming in
+        and you have to
+        sort them in your
+        folder system.
+    - |-
+        You get to experience your whole life 
+        in reverse.
+    - |-
+        There is no gravity, 
+        no left or right, 
+        no up and down, 
+        but you have to guide 
+        someone to a treasure.
+    - |-
+        Life's a game, 
+        play the game.
+    - "You're a door and you have the power to open or close as you wish. Sometimes someone tries to go through you, will you let them pass?"
     - You enter a room full of obscure items and have to select some of them to curate an exhibition.
-    - Time is given to each player.
-    - During the game, several tasks are given to players, and they need to split their time and accomplish those tasks within this limited time. If you fail to do it in given time, it will affect the whole time sequence. In short, you play the game by splitting your time, rearranging your priority constantly.
-    - git commit-push battle 
-    - Noise-inducing headphones so you can hear the electronic magnetic fields around you.
-    - SI17 class but the sound is really HD
+    - |-
+        Time is given 
+        to each player.
+    - |-
+        During the game, several tasks are given to players, and they need to split their time and accomplish those tasks in the time allocated. If you fail to do so, it will affect the whole time sequence. In short, you play 
+        the game by splitting your 
+        time, rearranging your 
+        priority constantly.
+    - Git commit-push battle.
+    - |-
+        Noise-inducing
+        headphones so you
+        can hear the electronic
+        magnetic fields 
+        around you.
     - Harmonizing everything.
-    - The printer that works is hidden somewhere in a maze.
+    - |-
+        The printer that works
+        is hidden somewhere
+        in a maze.
     - Do you want me to tell you the story of Wendy?
-    - You enter a room where you meet your friends with whom you play a game where you play a game where you play a game where you play a game.
-    - Hi Student!! So nice to talk to y0u. I was hoping that you're writing is going re4lly well and that you are doing so so good. I really mis34 being your te4cher. I'm leaving 🍷 Wine Harbour now ;)) All the best, Steve!!!
-   
-    - The rain starts when the meeting stops.
-    - The rain stops when the meeting starts.
-    - Produce 50000 post-its.
-
-    - "Guess the Guests" 
-    - Try to eat the hole of a donut.
-    - Try to find out whether the donut hole who is expired was any good.
-    - Each chatroom is a different reality.
-    - A random age generator which gives you a random age on your bday and your body turns that age as well.
-    - Cooking Mama
-    - The world is literally turned upside down and you must try to cure a hickup!
-    - A random ape generator which gives you a random ape on your bday and your body turns that ape as well.
-    - A random grape generator which gives you a random grape on your bday and your body turns into wine.
-    - A random random generator which gives you a random random on your bday and your body turns that random as well
-    - Randominance
-
-    - Steal Jeff Bezos' money and use it for SI17.
-    - SI17 launch but everyone is being kicked out from FNP for no apparent reason.
-    - Sushi but it tastes like cola.
-    - Cola but it tastes like sushi.
-    - Your manager reminds you of Michael Scott and you feel like you are part of the Office.
-    - Grocery Delivery Startup
+    - |-
+        You enter a room 
+        where you meet your 
+        friends with whom 
+        you play a game where 
+        you play a game, where 
+        you play a game, where 
+        you play a game.
+    - |-
+        The rain starts 
+        when the meeting stops.
+    - |-
+        The rain stops 
+        when the meeting starts.
+    - Print 80000 post-its.
+    - Guess the Guests.
+    - |-
+        Try to eat the hole 
+        of a donut.
+    - |-
+        Try to find out whether
+        the donut hole which
+        was expired was
+        any good.
+    - |-
+        Each chatroom is 
+        a different reality.
+    - |-
+        A random age 
+        generator that 
+        gives you 
+        a random age 
+        on your birthday 
+        and your body 
+        turns that age.
+    - |-
+        A random ape 
+        generator that
+        gives you 
+        a random ape 
+        on your birthday 
+        and your body 
+        turns that ape.
+    - |-
+        A random grape 
+        generator that 
+        gives you 
+        a random grape 
+        on your birthday 
+        and your body 
+        turns that wine.
+    - |-
+        A random wine 
+        generator that
+        gives you 
+        a random headache 
+        on your birthday 
+        and your body 
+        turns that wine.
+    - |-
+        A random-random 
+        generator that
+        gives you 
+        a random-random 
+        on your birthday 
+        and your body 
+        turns that random.
+    - |-
+        The world is literally turned upside down 
+        and you must try 
+        to cure a hickup!
+    - Randominance.
+    - |-
+        Steal Jeff Bezos's
+        money and use it 
+        for the loot box.
+    - |-
+        Sushi but
+        it tastes
+        like cola.
+    - |-
+        Cola but 
+        it tastes
+        like sushi.
+    - |-
+        Your manager reminds
+        you of Michael Scott
+        and you feel like you
+        are part of the Office.
+    - |-
+        Grocery.
+        Delivery. 
+        Startup.
+    - A one-sentence games list that never ends...
+    - |-
+        Inspired by Pippin 
+        Barr's Game Ideas 🛴 
+        www.pippinbarr.com
+        /category
+        /game-ideas
 ---

outro/contents.md

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+---
+title: Outro
+contents:
+    - pic: fagenotpound.png
+      alt: pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/Fage_Not_Pound
+      
+---

the-leader/contents.md

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+---
+title: The Leader
+contents:
+    - pic: the-leader.jpg
+      
+    - card: A1
+      quote: "Dreams don't work unless you do."
+      motivation: 70
+      empathy: 0
+      vision: 40
+      positivity: 0
+    - card: A2
+      quote: If you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain.
+      motivation: 65
+      empathy: 20
+      vision: 30
+      positivity: 80
+    - card: A3
+      quote: |-
+          If you want to live a happy
+          life, tie it to a goal,
+          not people.
+      motivation: 50
+      empathy: 10
+      vision: 65
+      positivity: 50
+    - card: A4
+      quote: |-
+          You live. You love. You cry. 
+          You lose. You bleed. 
+          You learn.
+      motivation: 30
+      empathy: 90
+      vision: 10
+      positivity: 100
+    - |-
+        This is a quartets card 
+        game with the objective
+        to collect 4 cards in
+        a series.
+    - The pack contains 32 cards, divided into 8 groups of 4 cards.
+    - card: B1
+      quote: Never stop learning because life never stops teaching.
+      motivation: 95
+      empathy: 15
+      vision: 70
+      positivity: 55
+    - card: B2
+      quote: |-
+          Push yourself because 
+          no one else is going to do
+          it for you.
+      motivation: 85
+      empathy: 0
+      vision: 85
+      positivity: 0
+    - card: B3
+      quote: Big journeys begin with a small step.
+      motivation: 90
+      empathy: 100
+      vision: 25
+      positivity: 95
+    - card: B4
+      quote: "Be so good they can't ignore you."
+      motivation: 80
+      empathy: 20
+      vision: 95
+      positivity: 15
+    - It is played with three or more players. The aim is to win all the quartets (sets of four).
+    - Each card has a number and letter (A1, A2, A3, A4, B1, B2, etc.) in the top of the card.
+    - On the cards, you find motivational quotes by your imaginary leader.
+    - card: C1
+      quote: "Don't focus on the pain, focus on the progress."
+      motivation: 70
+      empathy: 5
+      vision: 80
+      positivity: 65
+    - card: C2
+      quote: Good things will come.
+      motivation: 5
+      empathy: 100
+      vision: 90
+      positivity: 100
+    - card: C3
+      quote: Work hard in silence. Let success make the noise.
+      motivation: 70
+      empathy: 20
+      vision: 100
+      positivity: 55
+    - card: C4
+      quote: Prove yourself to yourself, not to others.
+      motivation: 20
+      empathy: 45
+      vision: 0
+      positivity: 90
+    - |-
+        The quotes have a value
+        in the following 
+        categories: motivation,
+        empathy, vision
+        and positivity.
+    - |-
+        The cards are shuffled
+        and dealt evenly
+        between all the players
+        and the cards get 
+        held face up in a
+        player's hand.
+    - card: D1
+      quote: Falling down is an accident. Staying down is a choice.
+      motivation: 55
+      empathy: 25
+      vision: 50
+      positivity: 20
+    - card: D2
+      quote: Whatever you decide to do, make it sure it makes you happy.
+      motivation: 15
+      empathy: 85
+      vision: 10
+      positivity: 100
+    - card: D3
+      quote: "Don't be afraid to fail, be afraid not to try."
+      motivation: 100
+      empathy: 90
+      vision: 75
+      positivity: 100
+    - card: D4
+      quote: A winner is a dreamer who never gives up.
+      motivation: 80
+      empathy: 60
+      vision: 100
+      positivity: 80
+    - The player on the dealer's lefthand side starts by asking another player if they have a certain card (for example, card C4).
+    - They are looking for a card that would help them create a quartet (in this case, a quartet of cards with the letter C).
+    - If the other player doesn’t have the card, then it becomes their turn to ask.
+
+    - card: E1
+      quote: Criticism makes you strong.
+      motivation: 100
+      empathy: 0
+      vision: 75
+      positivity: 30
+    - card: E2
+      quote: Sometimes later becomes never. Do it now.
+      motivation: 35
+      empathy: 0
+      vision: 55
+      positivity: 25
+    - card: E3
+      quote: A year from now, you may wish you had starded today.
+      motivation: 60
+      empathy: 25
+      vision: 80
+      positivity: 35
+    - card: E4
+      quote: Never give up on anything that makes your heart sore.
+      motivation: 55
+      empathy: 10
+      vision: 60
+      positivity: 40
+    - |-
+        If the other player does
+        have the card, the
+        two compete in
+        the categories.
+    - |-
+        The player who asked
+        for the card, now picks 
+        a category (for example,
+        positivity) and both
+        players reveal the value
+        of their card in
+        that category.
+    - card: F1
+      quote: |-
+          Do or do not. There is 
+          no try.
+      motivation: 75
+      empathy: 5
+      vision: 90
+      positivity: 45
+    - card: F2
+      quote: "There's no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs."
+      motivation: 90
+      empathy: 0
+      vision: 80
+      positivity: 0
+    - card: F3
+      quote: Do good and good will come to you.
+      motivation: 20
+      empathy: 90
+      vision: 50
+      positivity: 100
+    - card: F4
+      quote: |-
+          There is hope. Even when
+          your brain tells you
+          there isn't.
+      motivation: 75
+      empathy: 100
+      vision: 60
+      positivity: 100
+    - The player with the lower category value hands over their card to the player with the higher value. The winning person is next.
+    - When a quartet is created, or a complete quartet was dealt, then the cards creating the quartet are placed in front of the player.
+    - card: G1
+      quote: "You didn't come this far to only come this far."
+      motivation: 65
+      empathy: 20
+      vision: 75
+      positivity: 25
+    - card: G2
+      quote: |-
+          Your mistakes don't
+          define you.
+      motivation: 0
+      empathy: 100
+      vision: 0
+      positivity: 90
+    - card: G3
+      quote: |-
+          Everyday is a chance 
+          to be better.
+      motivation: 80
+      empathy: 70
+      vision: 80
+      positivity: 100
+    - card: G4
+      quote: Believe you can and you’re halfway there.
+      motivation: 90
+      empathy: 80
+      vision: 50
+      positivity: 95
+    - If someone loses all their cards in the game, they lose the game.
+    - |-
+        The game ends when
+        all the quartets have
+        been created.
+    - card: H1
+      quote: A negative mind will never give you a positive life.
+      motivation: 15
+      empathy: 5
+      vision: 10
+      positivity: 0
+    - card: H2
+      quote: Be a warrior, not a worrier.
+      motivation: 50
+      empathy: 0
+      vision: 60
+      positivity: 50
+    - card: H3
+      quote: "If your dreams don't scare you, they are too small."
+      motivation: 20
+      empathy: 35
+      vision: 100
+      positivity: 45
+    - card: H4
+      quote: The key to success is to start before you are ready.
+      motivation: 80
+      empathy: 30
+      vision: 80
+      positivity: 75
+    - |-
+        The winner is the person
+        who has the most 
+        quartets and
+        thus the most
+        inspirational quotes.
+---
+
+#TODO: instructions
+
+basic structure of the cards:
+
+```
+____________________________
+| ID of the card            |
+| quote                     |
+|       [Miri the leader]   |
+| img                       |
+|                           |
+| motivation:          /100 |
+| empathy:             /100 |
+| vision:              /100 |
+| positivity:          /100 |
+____________________________
+```
+
+ideally should be easy to redo them in html

unfinished-thoughts/contents.md

@@ -2,9 +2,63 @@
 title: Unfinished Thoughts
 credits: Jian and Supisara
 contents:
-    - img: ut_cover1.png
-      alt: ""
-    - img: ut_cover2.png
-      alt: ""
-    - insert qr code here heheh
+    - pic: unfinished-thoughts.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_1.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_2.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_3.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_4.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_5.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_6.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_7.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_8.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_9.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_10.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_11.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_12.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_13.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_14.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_15.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_16.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_17.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_18.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_19.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_20.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_21.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_22.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_23.jpg
+      
+    - img: unfinished_thoughts_24.jpg
+      
+    - pic: unfinishedthoughts.png
+      alt: "hub.xpub.nl/soupboat/si17/💬/"
+    - |-
+        Recommended on 
+        desktop for your best 
+        experience. Use arrow 
+        keys or swipe in a 
+        direction and hold 
+        to navigate.
 ---