Flow International I32 2019

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ZuziaKozerska-Girard,founderofPlayeress,hasgiven

thatmuch-lovedguessinggameofourchildhoods,

GuessWho?,a fantastic21st-centurymakeoverby

replacingthoseeveryday(mainlywhite)maleswith

legendarywomenthroughouthistory.In Who’sShe?we

saybye-byeMr.Blonde-Hair-Blue-Eyes,helloHarriet

Tubman;adiósSeniorBlackbeard,holaMalalaYousafzai;

andaurevoirMonsieurBald-Bespectacled-Man,bonjour

MarieCurie.Andinsteadofaskingaboutappearance,

youaskaboutaccomplishments.(Thankfullythe

beautifullymadegamealsoincludesbiographycards.)

Playeress.com

Game of Girls

SEEK AND YOU SHALL PLANT

Although we’re all for waiting a

while before turning to good-old

Google when we need to remember

an actor’s name, a movie title, that

song we used to dance to at school

and so on, we’re also all for this

little green gem: Ecosia. This

search engine donates 80 percent

of its advertising revenue toward

planting trees where they are

needed the most. So, by searching

with Ecosia, you’re helping reforest

the planet one ‘oh-what-movie-did-

she-star-in-again’ at a time. 

Ecosia.org

TALKING ’BOUT

MY GENERATION

Ever wondered why you love

listening to the same songs,

albums and bands over and over

again? According to a study by

streaming service Deezer, we stop

discovering new music when we

hit the age of 30. This is partly due

to obvious factors, such as not

having as much free time, but also

because of the overwhelming

amount of choice available and the

good memories that are conjured

up when we listen to old songs.

But as nice as that sounds,

perhaps we should stop acting like

a broken record, and start making

sweet new memories...