Bernardo Carleial

This is a very good example of vMEME Green beyond the stereotypical characters we commonly know of... Meet Bunnie, an Asian Hacktivist, who started his career by hacking the Xbox for the first time, it was such an achievement, that Microsoft got in contact with him, he could have asked anything from them, and they would gladly accept, and what did he do? He published it on the Internet, because he was a vMEME Green Idealist, and believed in the notion that the costumer should be granted all access/ownership to their products, without any secrecy by big tech companies. Today he's working on his own project, which is an open source mobile phone, which all the system and technology will be provided by the public, 100% free from any device that can be used to spy users... I recommend you guys to go watch this documentary, and see how many layers the vMEME Green can go😉👍

The first half of this video is very vMEME Yellow

Hey buddy! Also Brazilian here, to be fair I don't know anyone that might fit into Leo's teaching style, and even if he does, that person may not be very popular on the web and probably be working in another filed of knowledge/expertise... since this kind of content is not very appealing for Brazilian people. However, I do recommend you to look for people that skew more into vMEME Yellow, that's the kind of content that Leo usually tends to present in his videos. I recommend you go look for interviews of Ciro Gomes, Fernando Haddad, Andre Roncaglia, Reinaldo Azevedo. ICL is also a good source of information, although I think they tend to skew more at vMEME Green And fields of knowledge relating to design and inovation, geopolitics and macroeconomics. A book that I might recommend you which has similar insights and teaching style might be "Design para um Mundo Complexo" de Rafael Cardoso. I hope this information might've been useful to you😉👍

" I know only one thing... that I know nothing." Socrates

The Best of vMEME Orange! And it also has some elements of vMEME Yellow into it

I might be wrong about that video. But his analysis in my view, even though he tends to focus on brain activity, seems very holistic, talking about individual and collective consciousness, and about the pros and cons of it, in a very "down to earth" manner.

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