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Future Folklore

Where do superstitions sit in a connect world? Inspired by the ‘Tea Towel of Fisheries Superstitions’ in the Scottish Fisheries Museum, we have made our own as a way to see thoughts and new myths.

By Babitha George, Jayne Wallace, Nick Taylor, Mike Shorter, Erika Shorter, Justin Marshall, Sean at the Mozilla Open IoT Design Sprint in Anstruther, June 2016

Inspiration found in Anstruther:

Created by the team:

Tea Towel text:

When the haar rolls in lock all windows and doors or all children will disappear

A cup of tea stirred counter clockwise brings the haar

Hang a loved ones belonging from a pagan tree and they will return safely from their travels

It’s bad luck to post a selfie on a Thursday

If you crack your iphone screen you’ll have 7 years bad luck on tinder

If you screengrab a snapchat the sender will lose their fortune

Never join a what’s app group in bare feet

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Where do superstitions sit in a connect world? Inspired by the ‘Tea Towel of Fisheries Superstitions’ in the Scottish Fisheries Museum, we have made our own as a way to see thoughts and new myths.

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