This is the extended version of Exercise 2. The exercise takes just over an hour, allowing you to create an additional word cloud and more time and space to relate to tensions and feelings. Which will also help: here and there some extra practice instructions are ‘hidden’.
Lots of practice fun!
‘Welcome to paradise’. Imagine a world where the news starts every night with these words. After which we only start to relate to the other things of the day in a second instance, and then from that consciousness.
More than seventy million dead and 55 years later, Hitler’s last secretary looks back with incomprehension on the fact that she did not say ‘no’
Never out of date: ‘The soft forces will certainly win’ * The soft powers will surely win in the end — this I hear like
And then the British referendum turned out to be a battle between haves and have nots. With the underlying existential question: do you expect to
… to have to admire so much beauty on your own. Click here for more pictures.
Does ZeeVELD need so much attention because it is going so well? Or does it run so well because of all the attention it gets?
