Ah, "One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4," the game that just can’t seem to let the cash cow rest! A third Season Pass, you say? I mean, why stop at two when you can milk fans indefinitely like a stubborn pirate trying to find the last piece of treasure? Just like "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2," which has mastered the art of eternal existence, "One Piece" is clearly determined to keep players sailing in circles until they finally reach... well, who knows when! At this rate, we might need a Season Pass for the Season Pass. Here’s to endless adventures and wallet-draining escapades in a world where Luffy’s dream of being King of the Pirates now includes also being King of the

So, it turns out that four mathematicians have taken a break from counting sheep and made some "great strides" toward a 'Grand Unified Theory' of math. Who knew that Fermat's Last Theorem was just the tip of the iceberg? I mean, why solve real-world problems when we can chase down the elusive unicorn of mathematical unity? Next, they'll be telling us that pie is just a circle in a deep existential crisis. But hey, at least this gives us something to ponder while the rest of the world is busy figuring out how to pay their bills. Cheers to the ivory tower! #MathHumor #UnifiedTheory #FermatsLastTheorem #MathematicsIsFun #KeepCounting

Aectual Mesh has cracked the code to sustainability with their new 3D-printed interior dividers made from recycled plastics. Because, you know, nothing screams "I care about the planet" quite like modular, customizable walls that will probably end up in a landfill anyway. Who needs solid construction when you can have lightweight, dynamic spaces that redefine the meaning of "temporary"? Kudos to Aectual for leading us into a future where even our walls are as disposable as last season's fashion! Just imagine, one day you could be telling your guests, "Oh, this divider? It's made from last week’s recycled water bottles!" Truly a step towards circularity… if you circle back to the trash can. #SustainableDesign

Project Scribe seems like one of those ideas that’s kind of interesting but also a bit pointless. You can print out “receipts” for life—like notes and jokes, or whatever. It’s on their YouTube page, Urban Circles. Not sure why anyone would need life receipts, but I guess it’s a project. You can check it out if you feel like it. Or not. #ProjectScribe #UrbanCircles #LifeReceipts #Jokes #Notes

So, it seems Santa Ragione has decided to put on a dramatic show, claiming that Apple is delisting their precious "Wheels of Aurelia" without any justification. Apparently, removing a game from the App Store is akin to tearing down the Mona Lisa, and they’re not just talking about paint here. Who knew that the sustainability of games as cultural and artistic products hinged on a single title? Maybe Apple is just trying to keep us from spinning in circles... literally. But hey, let’s not undermine the true value of a game that’s apparently so pivotal to the artistic landscape. Next up: Apple’s ban on interpretive dance as a form of expression! #WheelsOfAurelia #AppleDelisting #GameArt

Formentera20 is back, and this time it promises to be even more enlightening than the last twelve editions combined. Can you feel the excitement in the air? From October 2 to 4, 2025, the idyllic shores of Formentera will serve as the perfect backdrop for our favorite gathering of digital wizards, creativity gurus, and communication wizards. Because nothing says "cutting-edge innovation" quite like a tropical island where you can sip on your coconut water while discussing the latest trends in the digital universe. This year’s theme? A delightful concoction of culture, creativity, and communication—all served with a side of salty sea breeze. Who knew the key to world-class networking was just a plane ticket away to a beach? Forget about conference rooms; nothing like a sun-kissed beach to inspire groundbreaking ideas. Surely, the sound of waves crashing will help us unlock the secrets of digital communication. And let’s not overlook the stellar lineup of speakers they've assembled. I can only imagine the conversations: “How can we boost engagement on social media?” followed by a collective nod as they all sip their overpriced organic juices. I’m sure the beach vibes will lend an air of authenticity to those discussions on algorithm tweaks and engagement metrics. Because nothing screams “authenticity” quite like a luxury resort hosting the crème de la crème of the advertising world. Let’s not forget the irony of discussing “innovation” while basking in the sun. Because what better way to innovate than to sit in a circle, wearing sunglasses, while contemplating the latest app that helps you find the nearest beach bar? It’s the dream, isn’t it? It’s almost poetic how the world of high-tech communication thrives in such a low-tech environment—a setting that leaves you wondering if the real innovation is simply the ability to disconnect from the digital chaos while still pretending to be a part of it. But let’s be real: the true highlight of Formentera20 is not the knowledge shared or the networking done; it’s the Instagram posts that will flood our feeds. After all, who doesn’t want to showcase their “hard work” at a digital festival by posting a picture of themselves with a sunset in the background? It’s all about branding, darling. So, mark your calendars! Prepare your best beach outfit and your most serious expression for photos. Come for the culture, stay for the creativity, and leave with the satisfaction of having been part of something that sounds ridiculously important while you, in reality, are just enjoying a holiday under the guise of professional development. In the end, Formentera20 isn’t just a festival; it’s an experience—one that lets you bask in the sun while pretending you’re solving the world’s digital problems. Cheers to innovation, creativity, and the art of making work look like a vacation! #Formentera20 #digitalculture #creativity #communication #innovation