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Naked Spaces

What made us create first Naked Space was the feeling after the event of "not instant sell out" of our first drop. We knew that we can and want to talk about it openly, tell about how do we feel and all the emotional rollercoasters it created for us. We thus created a safe space for us to talk about it and called it with appropriate name "Naked Spaces" - where we nakedly talk about stuff. The first one was exactly about that subject, "What to do when you do not sell out instantly?" and we talked about it with our friends from Turtle Connection project.

After that, Naked Spaces became a space to invite projects/founders/people who are building something "different" in space, or want to openly talk about "issues" along the way of building, or generally want to speak in a bit more relaxed and open manner.

Not your ordinary Bro

"Not your ordinary Bro" is another twitter space we host (Dysmorphia does), to which she invites ladies (she/they) from CNFT space regardless of their "role". The name Not your ordinary Bro, came because of the usual Bro we can get while interacting with people in space. When your discord name does not specifically emphasise that you're a woman, most of the people assume that you're a man.

After the inspiration to call it that way, Dysmorphia decided to bring different ladies to speak here. They talk about how they feel being a lady in space, do they have some Bro anecdotes, are they building, creating, or degening, how do they invest - and all the regular things one person can experience while being a part of the space.

Science Days

Most recently formed way of bringing something new and valuable to our community and space in general. We're inviting notable specialist in their field to talk about theme of public interest, mostly connected to our health. Such a science day includes a twitter space and Science quiz in our discord.

At this moment we have Science days in announcement: 27th March with Landon Khau - movement specialist to talk about problems of sitting and not moving optimally, and 11th April with Carrie Bennet - quantum biology specialist to talk about blue light exposure and mitochondrial health.

Study related science days We are also announcing special study related science days - which will become a way of discussing some important topics of public interest with projects are included in Phase 2 of the study. It will be hosted in a form of roundtable talk to which anyone who wants to contribute can join.

Brain Fork

Blog section on our website is called Brain Fork - naming it that way to stimulate furhter reading, and generally encourage people to read more. We aim to regularly provide articles there which give a review of our progress, explain certain things about our project or just share our opinions.