The document describes an art exhibition in Berlin featuring various types of toast as the exhibits. Visitors can view photos of the toast exhibits online and vote to "eat" or "keep" each piece, with only the top 3 most liked toasts surviving in the end based on the votes. While not a real experience, it allows people to pretend to interact with and vote on the toast artworks virtually.

1. Imagine you are on an opening of a
really hipster Berlin exhibition aaaaaand
the exhibits are toasts. Simple toast,
delicious toast, burned toast, crazy toast,
uneatable toast, toastcards, toastposters,
toast, toast, toast!
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You are drifting through the exhibition and
staring at the toasts. At each single toast
you can decide: “Keep it or eat it!”, as if to
say “Survival of the Fittest”. Just those
toasts will survive, which are most liked by
human beings. In the end, there will be 3
toast left, which will have won the
competition of survival!

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To be realistic, you cannot visit this
really, really cool exhibition in real,
you can just look at the exhibition
online. You cannot eat the toasts
neither, but at least you can pretend
to eat or keep them in a virtual
way. So start and have a look at the
toast. For each toast you can vote
by deciding “Eat it” (if you do not
like it) it or “Keep it” (if you like it).

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Just right under the toast
pictures you can see how
many people voted for “Eat
it” and how many people
voted for “Keep it”. Directly
on the right site you can see
the actual top 3 of toasts,
which are on the way to win!

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