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"Imagine you&amp;#8217;re enjoying a few days off from work in the summer of the year 2050. You&amp;#8217;re feeling a little nostalgic for the &amp;#8216;good old days&amp;#8217;, back in say 2010, so you decide to do a little camping. You know, with the old nylon tent and sleeping bags. Just one problem, you &amp;quot;lack any basic survival skills&amp;quot; due to your high tech lifestyle in 2050, and the thought of having to start a campfire is utterly out of the question. As a project for the Museum of Modern Britain&amp;#8217;s (MOMB) 2050 retrospective exhibition that looks back on the years 2008 &amp;#8211; 2038 Philip John Luscombe from the Northumbria University&amp;#8217;s School of Design, has created the &amp;#8216;Kinderlite&amp;#8217; disposable campfire. It looks like the invention would make building a campfire an almost instant process. Just prop a few nice straight sticks into the central &amp;#8216;spoke&amp;#8217; part, hang the cardboard carton, which likely contains kindling and other flammable fire starting substances, and light what looks to me to be a &amp;#8216;fuse&amp;#8217;. Ta-da campfire on the spot. Although designed for the future, I think there would be a good market for his concept now though."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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