The climate crisis is presented as the greatest difficulty of the current generation; however, alerts and studies on the seriousness of the problem are often neglected or minimized by decision-makers. This non-fiction graphic novel, created by Italian architect and illustrator Roberto Grossi, addresses this issue by gathering crucial information, especially regarding the contribution of the wealthiest 1% and the rest of society to global warming, highlighting the existing disparity.
In another context, a Ukrainian named Yeva conducts research on snails in a laboratory set up in a trailer. She obtains funding for her study through work on an arranged marriage portal. Two sisters, who infiltrated this website, seek Yeva's help to kidnap platform clients as a form of protest against the market.
In this scenario, the start of the war in Ukraine occurred on the day the sisters' plan was being executed, with the invasion led by Vladimir Putin.
Renato Meirelles, a researcher with over 25 years of experience studying Classes C, D, and E in Brazil, states that the popular Brazilian demonstrates greater awareness and intelligence regarding its reality than the 'well-thinking' Brazil suggests. His book compiles data and experiences from his investigations, aiding in the understanding of consumption patterns and the political views of the majority of the country's population.
Regarding games, the title 'Super' follows the motto 'Beyond the obvious.' This trivia game aims to reach the bottom of the ocean; the more unusual the answer, the deeper the depth reached. For example, entering 'Brazil' in the 'countries with coastline' category keeps the player shallow, while 'Malta' leads to the depths. It is possible to play using specific themes, such as 'cinema' or 'sports,' or in the daily challenge's random mode.
Tier Up
Tier list websites are used to classify elements of a certain category, such as 'breakfast foods,' from best to worst. In this board format version, each participant secretly receives a card indicating a specific level (S, A, B, C, or F) and must write an item corresponding to that level. The group then tries to guess what level each item belongs to. An example given is that if the group classifies the 'pão de queijo' written by Maria at level S, but she reveals her card was level A, the group does not score points, and Maria is incorrect, since there is nothing superior to pão de queijo.