La guerra aplana más que ciudades.
Aplasta la creatividad cotidiana que las personas necesitan para adaptarse, imaginar y reconstruir sus vidas —especialmente los niños—.En este Sunday Blooming Reading, Blithe Ernst reflexiona sobre cómo la guerra silencia la imaginación, reduce la vida a la mera supervivencia y reemplaza la curiosidad con vigilancia.
No toda la creatividad sobrevive en la crisis.
Parte de ella desaparece en silencio, y para siempre.
¿Qué le ocurre a un mundo que olvida cómo jugar?

She doesn’t define creativity by output.
She tracks it back to your neurons.
Baroness Susan Greenfield is a neuroscientist who studies creativity as a side effect of neural plasticity, emotion, and change.
To her, your brain is not a thing — it's a process.
In this piece, we explore why understanding your brain’s inner weather might be the most radical creative tool you didn’t know you had.

They didn’t follow rules.
They rewrote what a magazine could be.
Underground mags from the 60s and 70s used chaos as fuel for creativity.
They experimented with layout, language, and purpose.
They were loud, political, strange — and unforgettable.

Sayonara Seventy Nine selects 7 standout titles that shaped counterculture through design and disruption.
These weren’t just publications.
They were creative acts of resistance.