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- 4. D.I.Y.
- 5. spectrometry
- 23. kite mapping
- 40. a very special thank you to all the wonderful experts at Hyperion Lyceum – now masters in DIY near infrared photography*, spectrometry, & kite mapping thank you to Jeff Warren from PublicLab.org for his brilliant spontaneity & genius dank to all the Waag Society team that made this a wonderful Eclectis week for all & thanks to the teachers at the Hyperion Lyceum in Amsterdam who supported our out of the ordinary activities *not too many cameras were harmed in the making of this experience
- 42. DIY manifesto • DIY = empowerment & sense of ownership • DIY = independence • DIY = creativity • DIY = understanding of things and taking charge • DIY = the right to choose • DIY transforms consumers into contributors • DIY is saves you money!