The Week's Links: February 5, 2016

ALL THE LINKS POSTED ON SOCIAL NETWORKS THIS WEEK:

  • Why The 21st-Century Economy Needs More Polymaths owl.li/XX7ec
  • Shakespeare's Globe theatre takes Hamlet to Jungle - BBC News owl.li/XUKN6
  • The Life and Death and Life of Magazines owl.li/XXt5t
  • The Search For Alien Life Is Getting Bigger, Weirder, And More Contentious owl.li/XX56E
  • Can Gizmos Cure Insomnia? owl.li/XUFvX
  • Policing the Future - On our way to predictive policing? owl.li/XUEDP
  • Watch the Destruction of Pompeii by Mount Vesuvius, Re-Created with Computer Animation (79 AD) owl.li/XRn3F
  • How Will We Recognize Alien Life? owl.li/XUaqB
  • What Is Code? If You Don't Know, You Need to Read This - now a National Magazine Award winner owl.li/XRioA
  • The Inside Story of Uber’s Radical Rebranding owl.li/XSarB
  • Why The Shape Of A Company's Logo Matters owl.li/XOSC3
  • Watch All of 2015's Weather in a Time-Lapse Video owl.li/XUGoa
  • Of Our Own Making: Inmates Redesign Prisons for Rehabilitation - 99% Invisible owl.li/XRP6B
  • The UK Just Green-Lit Crispr Gene Editing in Human Embryos owl.li/XROPe
  • Logos And Paintings Undercutting Each Other — Graphic Designs from Eisen Bernard Bernardo owl.li/XOKPC
  • Sesame Launches A Venture Arm To Invest In Startups That Help Kids owl.li/XOs6R
  • Glow-in-the-dark sharks and other stunning sea creatures owl.li/XLKCd
  • MIT Students Win SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition owl.li/XOs45
  • What's The Best Way To Keep Mosquitoes From Biting? owl.li/XLI6o
  • Can Google’s AlphaGo really feel it in its algorithms? | John Naughton owl.li/XOaQJ
  • ◉ A Neuroscientist Explains 'Why We Snap' - smartercreativity.com/blog/2016/1/20…
  • Listen to J.R.R. Tolkien Read Songs and Poems from 'The Lord of the Rings' owl.li/XLI4s
  • The 100 Jokes That Shaped Modern Comedy owl.li/XOQQz
  • Neil deGrasse Tyson and genetics guru Anne Wojcicki on a future without disease owl.li/XO4MR
  • The science behind a good cup of coffee owl.li/XN1Je
  • CIA Posts Declassified UFO Documents from Its “X-Files” owl.li/XLI1k
  • NASA Rover Designed To Last 90 Days Celebrates 12 Year Anniversary | TechCrunch owl.li/XLHZM
  • Visual effects breakdown for The Martian owl.li/XLw1q
  • This Is Hemingway's Paris as Seen Through the Eyes of His Last Assistant owl.li/XLHX1
  • What Errol Morris thinks about Making a Murderer owl.li/XLrhE
  • See These Photos Of Earth's Most Beautiful Places--Before They Disappear owl.li/XRr5T
  • Michael Pollan gets his own Netflix series owl.li/XLwIw
  • If You Go Near the Super Bowl, You Will Be Surveilled Hard owl.li/XLI2N
  • 17 equations that changed the world owl.li/XLreu
  • A brief history of The Flatiron Building owl.li/XLwD8
  • Absurdly challenging recipes from actual cookbooks owl.li/XLwz2
  • The Stock Market Is Not The Economy owl.li/XLqJ7
  • The Battle Over CRISPR Could Make Or Break Some Biotech Companies owl.li/XLqFt
  • Pluto Is Covered in Frozen Water. Lots of Frozen Water owl.li/XLoEM
  • A Toolkit for Unhooking from Criticism owl.li/XLpNM
  • America's Oldest Mall Now Contains 48 Charming Low-Cost Micro-Apartments owl.li/XLaYz
  • Claudio Guglieri: The Secrets of Design Leadership owl.li/XLpHl
  • ◉ How to Raise a Creative Child. Step One: Back Off - smartercreativity.com/blog/2016/1/31…
  • Imagining Football’s Future Through the Super Bowl of 2066 owl.li/XHQmr
  • ◉ Recommended: Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World - smartercreativity.com/recommendation…
  • Down in Havana, Searching for the Ghost of Hemingway owl.li/XLoKT
  • Bill Gates' tribute to Richard Feynman, "The Best Teacher I Never Had" owl.li/XLr0y
  • Eye Contact: How Long Is Too Long? owl.li/XLoH0
  • The History Of Kimono Design In 15 Beautiful Images owl.li/XHPZZ
  • 10 Things You Didn’t Know About New Car Smell owl.li/XHPXn
  • Ideas Matter: Art Direction And Illustration For The New York Times Opinion Section owl.li/XH7Is
  • AI Researcher Yoshua Bengio Says Machines Won’t Become Dangerously Smart Anytime Soon | MIT Technology Review owl.li/XHP9T
  • Boston Museum Acquires First Painting Frida Kahlo Ever Sold owl.li/XH7D7
  • Why Your Stubborn Kid Will Probably Be A Wildly Successful Adult owl.li/XHP8C
  • New York Is Going to Turn Off Niagara Falls. Here’s How owl.li/XGZSj
  • Jim Henson’s Violent Wilkins Coffee Commercials (1957-1961) owl.li/XHyoh
  • Amsterdam's 'Night Mayor' Helps the City Thrive After Dark owl.li/XHQ8d
  • Lego Unveils Its First Disabled Minifigure in a Good Week for Inclusivity owl.li/XH7Lh
  • 36 Hours in Porto, Portugal owl.li/XG1nQ
  • 'Mi Comida Latina': A Hand-Drawn Guide To Latin Cuisines owl.li/XG111
  • Babylonians Were Using Geometry Centuries Earlier Than Thought owl.li/XF4bF
  • The blessing and curse of the people who never forget owl.li/XG0LQ
  • Why Every Highway Sign in America Has to Change (Again) owl.li/XF2Vf
  • Gone to the wall – why modern movie posters are dreadful owl.li/XG0GJ
  • In Japan, the CD is still king. Why does one culture resist online music? owl.li/XF2Qm
  • Go Players React to Computer Defeat owl.li/XF4eo
  • The Best and Worst of Sundance 2016, Documentary Edition owl.li/XGBhf
  • This Woman Was Picasso, Hemingway and Fitzgerald's Muse owl.li/XF4dC
  • Buying tickets for big New York events is a 'fixed game', attorney general says | US news | The Guardian owl.li/XF0qV
  • Browse the entire history of the Universe in this one incredible timeline: owl.li/XEZM6
  • AlphaGo: Mastering the ancient game of Go with Machine Learning owl.li/XDCOo
  • Transit Agencies Can Now Test New Routes in a Virtual World owl.li/XEZGS
  • This NASA-Tech Health Scanner Might Be The Closest Thing To A Real-Life Tricorder Yet owl.li/XDCLj
  • NSA Hacker Chief Explains How to Keep Him Out of Your System owl.li/XEZEL
  • Marvin Minsky's Vision of the Future: Great NYer profile of the AI pioneer. owl.li/XDCFR
  • Meet The Man Who Created Papyrus, The World's (Other) Most Hated Font owl.li/XDDgN
  • An Oral History Of The Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster owl.li/XF2Hb
  • Exclusive: Inside Lucasfilm's "Star Wars" VR Project owl.li/XDDbs

Antonio Ortiz

Antonio Ortiz has always been an autodidact with an eclectic array of interests. Fascinated with technology, advertising and culture he has forged a career that combines them all. In 1991 Antonio developed one of the very first websites to market the arts. It was text based, only available to computer scientists, and increased attendance to the Rutgers Arts Center where he had truly begun his professional career. Since then Antonio has been an early adopter and innovator merging technology and marketing with his passion for art, culture and entertainment. For a more in-depth look at those passions, visit SmarterCreativity.com.