The Week's Links: August 30, 2013

All the links posted on social networks this week: 

• The Surprising Complexity of Lobster Prices ➞
• More Is More: Why the Paradox of Choice Might Be a Myth ➞
  
• Inside an orchestra's audition: Boston Magazine's The Audition ➞
  
• Does digital technology help theatre – or hinder it? ➞
  
• “Prequalifying Clients,” an article by Dan Mall ➞
  
• The Rad New Words Added to the Dictionary in the '90s: Where Are They Now? ➞
  
• Another article with a great layout: This Man Has a Train, an Army of Artists, and an Entire Nation for a Gallery ➞
  
• The Career-Advancing Secrets Of 3 People With Awesome Careers ➞
  
• An Ode To Creative Work, By Behance ◉
  
• Rebranding A NYC Bookstore To Evoke The Golden Age Of Travel ➞
  
• Become More Data-Driven by Breaking These Bad Habits - Thomas C. Redman ➞
  
• Ogilvy Chief Data Officer Role May Be Sign of Things to Come ➞
  
• Infographic: America's Strongest And Weakest Coffee Makers ➞
  
• The Art of the Dollar: Meticulous Currency Collages by Mark Wagner ➞
  
• Great Resource: Butterick’s Practical Typography ➞
  
• Love this: Type Hunting ➞
  
• Brown University creates first wireless, implanted brain-computer interface ➞
  
• A year inside The Australian Ballet: Episode 7 - The mid-year review ◉
  
• Welcome to the “Internet of Things,” where even lights aren’t hacker safe ➞
  
• App, Secret Sites Create The Immersive World Of Novel 'Night Film' ➞
  
• The Computer That Put Men on the Moon ➞
  
• 15 Companies That Originally Sold Something Else ➞
  
• A Curious Inspiration for the First Stethoscope ➞
  
• CoreBrand Names Top Ten Most And Least Respected Brands Of The Year ➞
  
• The danger of comparing ourselves to others — and how to stop ➞
  
• Backstage At The Metropolitan Opera ◉
  
• How to Track the Life of a Story With Twitter Analytics ➞
  
• Uncharted territory: amateur cartographers fight to put their communities on the map ➞
  
• How the Egyptian Pyramids Were Built: A New Theory in 3D Animation ➞
  
• Two Things Experts Do Differently Than Non-Experts When Practicing ➞
  
• The Real Neuroscience of Creativity ➞
  
• Adam Savage's Ten Rules for Success ➞
  
• The Rijksmuseum Puts 125,000 Dutch Masterpieces Online, and Lets You Remix Its Art ➞
  
• Watch Picasso Create Entire Paintings in Magnificent Time-Lapse Film (1956) ➞
  
• Fun: Ballet dancers in random situations ➞
  
• No one ever bought anything on an elevator ◉
  
• Free Philip K. Dick: Download 13 Great Science Fiction Stories ➞
  
• Every Child Is An Artist ➞
  
• The Human Body, An Educational App for Exploring a Working Model of Human Anatomy ➞
  
• Infographic: An Amazing Atlas of the World Wide Web ➞
  
• The Getty Puts 4600 Art Images Into the Public Domain (and There’s More to Come) ➞
  
• Lego Architecture Studio Brings Modernism to the Play Room ➞
  
• Why Mosquitoes Like You and Not Me ➞
  
• Release: Immersive and Interactive Digital Media Programs to Receive Emmys ➞
  
• Why do new plays feel like tv shows? ➞
  
• Alfred Hitchcock’s 50 Ways to Kill a Character (and Our Favorite Hitch Resources on the Web)  ➞
  
• WSJ's Wireless Savings Calculator ➞
  
• Type Hunting Offers a Look at Some Great Vintage Typography ➞
  
• TED-Ed: A brief history of video games (Part I) - Safwat Saleem ➞
  
• You Are Bad At Assessing People (But So Is Everybody Else) ➞
  
• Our Social Brains ➞
  
• The 11 Worst Sounds in the World ➞
  
• Beyond Sheer Brainpower ➞
  
• 10 Miniature Books We Covet ➞
  
• Shawn Blanc: How I Self-Published My Book - including the tools he used. ➞
  
• Making connections in the eye: Wiring diagram of retinal neurons is first step toward mapping the human brain. ➞
  
• The Science Behind the Netflix Algorithms That Decide What You'll Watch Next ➞
  
• IBM's Made A Programming Language Like The One Your Brain Would Use ➞
  

The Week's Links: August 23, 2013

All the links posted on social networks this week: 

• Why Elmore Leonard matters ➞
• Turn Your Career into a Work of Art ◉
  
• Every Second on the Internet ➞
  
• 50 Sci-Fi/Fantasy Novels That Everyone Should Read ➞
  
• Tom Stoppard's 'Arcadia' at Twenty : The New Yorker ➞
  
• 50 Great Director Cameos in Other Directors’ Movies ➞
  
• How Chocolate Keeps Your Brain Healthy ➞
  
• Making Magic with Pixar: Maker Camp Field Trip 2013 ◉
  
• Well played Belize, well played: Belize Reacts to Unflattering Mention on Breaking Bad ➞
  
• Nike Tests Your Limits as It Redefines 'Just Do It' at 25 ➞
  
• MIT Algorithm Cuts ER Wait by 40 Minutes ➞
  
• Recommended: Smart Thinking: Three Essential Keys to Solve Problems, Innovate, and Get Things Done ◉
  
• Radiolab: A Cultural History of Giving Blood ➞
  
• Brand New: Fall 2013 Best and Worst College Logos ➞
  
• This Is How Your Brain Becomes Addicted to Caffeine ➞
  
• 11 Strange Science Lessons We Learned This Summer ➞
  
• The Science of Champagne, the Bubbling Wine Created By Accident ➞
  
• The Story of the First Postage Stamp ➞
  
• The Secret to National Geographic's Maps Is an 80-Year-Old Font ➞
  
• These Ocean Waves Look Like Liquid Sculptures ➞
  
• The Effect of Color ◉
  
• Creativity Top 5: Week of August 19, 2013 ◉
  
• Leonardo Da Vinci's Studies on the Science of Flight Come to the Air and Space Museum ➞
  
• Recommended: Creative Intelligence: Harnessing the Power to Create, Connect, and Inspire  ◉
  
• What Happens When You Test the Prisoner’s Dilemma on Prisoners ➞
  
• These Kindergarten Kids Aren’t Just Playing With Colored Blocks—They’re Coding ➞
  
• This Artist Wants to Print Out the Internet ➞
  
• Take a Tour Through the Computer Museum of 1983 ➞
  
• When Life Knocks You Down, It Takes About Two Years to Get Back Up ➞
  
• WRITERS ON WRITING; Easy on the Adverbs, Exclamation Points and Especially Hooptedoodle by Elmore Leonard ➞
  
• Talking Robot to Keep Japanese Astronaut Company at the ISS ➞
  
• These 1,397 Asteroids Are Pretty Darn Close to Earth, But NASA’s Not Worried ➞
  
• Kids Trust Nice People Over Smart People ➞
  
• Rarely Seen Maps From San Francisco's Quirkiest Hidden Library ➞
  
• Craig Mod on Intertwingularity and the "User Experience" of Printed Publications ◉
  
• What You Need to Be an Innovative Educator ➞
  
• Making Magic with Pixar: Maker Camp Field Trip 2013 ◉
  
• Five hundred new fairytales discovered in Germany ➞
  
• How to Break the Habits that Get You Stuck ➞
  
• Elmore Leonard, Who Refined the Crime Thriller, Dies at 87 - NYTimes.com ➞
  
• Recommended: The Gifts of Imperfection: Let Go of Who You Think You're Supposed to Be and Embrace Who You Are ◉
• Study: Why We Evolved to Love Music ➞
• 10 tools to create or break habits ➞
  
• 6 Secrets Of Super Productive To-Do Lists ➞
  
• Pixar's John Lasseter on Steve Jobs, Creativity, and Disney Infinity ➞
  
• The 25 Best Websites for Literature Lovers ➞
  
• Yale University Press Releases App Version of 'Interaction of Color' ➞
  
• What Is It About People That Are Right A Lot ◉
  
• Happy Podcasting ◉
  
• Free: The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Guggenheim Offer 474 Free Art Catalogues Online ➞
  
• Recommended: Daring Greatly: How the Courage to Be Vulnerable Transforms the Way We Live, Love, Parent, and Lead ◉
  
• Is There A Connection Between Dancing And Vocal Learning? ➞
  
• The History of the World in 46 Lectures From Columbia University ➞
  
• WATCH: The Surprising Reason We Find Babies Cute ➞
  
• 5 forgotten Grimm's fairytales ➞
  
• 12 Amazing Staircases Around the World ➞
  
• Google’s “20% time,” which brought you Gmail and AdSense, is now as good as dead ➞
  
• Pay It Forward: Why Generosity Is The Key To Success ➞
  
• This Fun Tool Teaches Kids To Program With Pictures ➞
  
• Stanley Kubrick's fave films ➞
  
• 100 And Single: How The Hot 100 Became America's Hit Barometer ➞
  
• Sartre, Heidegger, Nietzsche: Three Philosophers in Three Hours ➞
  
• Making Time for the Arts ➞
  
• The art of hand lettering ➞
  
• 3-Step Approach to Simplifying Your Life ➞
  
• Subscriptions: Kickstarter Before Kickstarter ➞
  
• 2013 Summer HD Festival, ten days of free Live in HD presentations at Lincoln Center starting 8/24 ➞
  
• Kindergarten coders can program before they can read ➞
  
• A collection of resources for wireframes ➞
  
• First Principles of Interaction Design ➞
  
• The Secret To Forming Super Productive Habits ➞
  
• The Very Concrete Place Where The Cloud Lives ◉
  
• Infographic: The Amount Of Online Activity That Goes On Every 60 Seconds ➞
  
• Intel, Apple and Others Rethink How We Watch TV ➞
  

The Week's Links: August 16, 2013

All the links posted on social networks this week:

• 50 Designers’ Desks: Part 1 ➞
• Intel, Apple and Others Rethink How We Watch TV ➞
  
• Infographic: The Amount Of Online Activity That Goes On Every 60 Seconds ➞
  
• The Very Concrete Place Where The Cloud Lives ◉
  
• The Secret To Forming Super Productive Habits ➞
  
• First Principles of Interaction Design ➞
  
• A collection of resources for wireframes ➞
  
• Hands-on with Disney Research's AIREAL haptic feedback technology (video) ➞
  
• US telecom agency issues draft mobile app code of conduct with guidelines for user data collection ➞
  
• Most Of The Things You Worry About Never Happen ◉
  
• 10 Reasons To Love Science with Neil deGrasse Tyson ◉
  
• Creativity Top 5: Week of August 12, 2013 ◉
  
• Recommended: Where Good Ideas Come From ◉
  
• When a thing you just found out about suddenly seems to crop up everywhere. There's a Name for That: ➞
  
• Great interview: Paris Review - The Art of Fiction No. 211, William Gibson ➞
  
• What It's Like To Drop 150,000 Feet Straight Down ➞
  
• The Best Books on Writing, NYC, Animals, and More: A Papercraft Diorama in Collaboration with the NY Public Library ➞
  
• The Perfect Workspace (According to Science) ➞
  
• Not Even Silicon Valley Escapes History ➞
  
• CSS Typography cheat sheet ➞
  
• Meditation & Resisting Urges ◉
  
• Jane ni Dhulchaointigh: The Magic Is in The Process ◉
  
• Mass. girl, 9, becomes youngest US chess master ➞
  
• A List of Movie Poster Clichés ➞
  
• Recommended: Out of Our Minds: Learning to be Creative ◉
  
• Fantastic conversation: MIT Media Lab Conversations Series - IDEO's David and Tom Kelley ➞
  
• Theatre Artists Now Kickstarting Their Projects ➞
  
• Spike Lee Shares His NYU Teaching List of 87 Essential Films Every Aspiring Director Should See ➞
  
• TED-Ed: How to take a great picture - Carolina Molinari ➞
  
• The "Best" TV Commercials of the 50s and 60s ➞
  
• These Kindergarten Kids Aren’t Just Playing With Colored Blocks—They’re Coding ➞
  
• How Stories Change Your Brain ◉
  
• A Harvard Economist's Surprisingly Simple Productivity Secret ➞
  
• 8 iOS Developers Who Revolutionized The App Store ➞
  
• Royal Shakespeare Company: Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 2 ◉
  
• Recommended: Creators on Creating: Awakening and Cultivating the Imaginative Mind ◉
  
• The Art of Silence ➞
  
• Top 10 Iconic Data Graphics ➞
  
• Famous Directors and Their Famous Music Video Muses ➞
  
• Top 10 Websites to Learn Coding (Interactively) Online ➞
  
• The Creativity of Web Design, Indie Video Games and Fans ◉
  
• City of London calls halt to smartphone tracking bins ➞
  
• 'This Did Something Powerful to Me': Authors' Favorite First Lines of Books ➞
• The best games of the year so far ➞
• Happy Podcasting ◉
  
• Howard Goodall's Story of Music, A Six-Part Series ◉
  
• Recommended: The Gift: Creativity and the Artist in the Modern World ◉
  
• At the intersection of journalism, data science, and digital media: How can j-schools prep students for the world? ➞
  
• Feel a "Phantom Vibration" of Your Phone? You're Probably Stressed. ➞
  
• The Mistake Smart People Make: Being In Motion vs. Taking Action ➞
  
• In the World of Ideas, Place Matters ➞
  
• Make Your Side Projects Wildly Successful: Treat Them Like Experiments ➞
  
• Alexandre Dumas on the 3 Types of Appetites, 3 Types of Gluttony, and Perfect Number of Dinner Guests ➞
  
• Diagnosing (And Curing) Your Communication Issues ➞
  
• A Logaritmical Spiral Appears Around a Wet Tennis Ball Photographed by Arvin Rahimzadeh ➞
  
• Humans tame light, stop it from moving for a full minute ➞
  
• Rare 1960s Audio: Stanley Kubrick’s Big Interview with The New Yorker ➞
  
• The History of Philosophy, from 600 B.C.E. to 1935, Visualized in Two Massive, 44-Foot High Diagrams ➞
  
• How to make a newly learned word 'stick' ➞
  
• The Science Behind How We Learn New Skills ➞
  
• 'Friend,' as a Verb, Is 800 Years Old - Technology ➞
  
• How to Destroy Priceless Works of Art (and how to save them) ➞
  
• 62 of the World's Most Beautiful Libraries ➞
  
• Young children are spending more and more time with digital technology. What will it mean for their development? ➞
  
• Toy Place, A Documentary About the Vintage Toy Collection of the Vermont Toy Museum ➞
  
• The Happiest People Pursue the Most Difficult Problems ➞
  
• Dan Ariely: What makes us feel good about our work? ➞
  
• Why You Like What You Like ➞
  
• Inside Google's Secret Lab ➞
  
• Revisiting Oliver Burkeman on why everything takes longer than you think ◉
  
• What Makes a Risk-Taker: New Research Shows Often-Cautious People Become Daredevils in Right Context ➞
  
• The 20 Most Beautiful Libraries on Film and TV ➞
  
• The Origin of Tweet ➞
  

The Week's Links: August 9, 2013

All the links posted on social networks this week:    

• The Elements of Typographic Style Applied to the Web – a practical guide to web typography ➞
• Google's Street View takes you up Mount Fuji ➞
  
• How to Trick Your Brain to Create a New Healthy Habit - Pick the Brain ➞
  
• Rejection is more powerful than you think ➞
  
• Douglas Engelbart’s Unfinished Revolution: MIT Technology Review ➞
  
• 12 Insanely Ambitious Ideas For Improving Space Exploration ➞
  
• Instrumented Bodies: Digital Prostheses For Music and Dance Performance ➞
  
• The Origin of Tweet ➞
  
• The 20 Most Beautiful Libraries on Film and TV ➞
  
• Frank Chimero: Do Things The Long, Hard Stupid Way ◉
  
• Responsive Typography: The Basics ➞
• Really Dancing In The Dark ◉
  
• Recommended: The Intellectual Devotional Health ◉
  
• So good: Welcome to Cloud.typography - Webfonts by H&FJ ➞
  
• Let's Talk Tech Jargon ➞
  
• Play This Game, Get That Job ➞
  
• NYC Creates App to Bring Voting Into the 21st Century ➞
  
• Inside The Tech Stack Digg Used To Replace Google Reader ➞
  
• You're Not Listening ◉
  
• Scientists Address Wild Dolphins By Their Natural “Names” ➞
  
• Creativity Top 5: Week of August 5, 2013 ◉
  
• 20 Creativity Quotes Beautifully Illustrated From Ogilvy & Mather ◉
  
• Simple Responsive Images With CSS Background Images ➞
  
• Recommended: The Intellectual Devotional Biographies ◉
  
• Nickerblog: 11 things it took me 42 years to learn ➞
  
• Giant Mirrors to Light Up One Dark Norwegian Town During Shadow Months ➞
  
• The First Woman to Circumnavigate the Globe was Disguised as a Man for Most of the Journey ➞
  
• Great: National Geographic's Cartographic Typefaces ➞ /via @daringfireball
  
• Lightning storms, seen from space ➞
  
• Opera booming in Australia ➞
  
• Facebook explains its News Feed post ranking process, rolls out story bumping feature to improve UX ➞
  
• Show Your Work! A new series by Austin Kleon ◉
  
• Responsive Design Bookmarklet: a handy tool for responsive design testing ➞
  
• Ballet v6.0, a New Festival, Makes Its Debut at the Joyce ➞
  
• Amazon opens up a marketplace for art ➞
  
• Footwork ◉
  
• Ballerina Tiler Peck dances with Lil Buck & Sergei Polunin ◉
  
• Recommended: The Intellectual Devotional Modern Culture ◉
  
• We seldom talk about the sound design of our apps and devices - Octave: A free library of UI sounds. ➞
  
• 8 Brilliant Scientific Screw-ups ➞
  
• Cool: embedresponsibly.com helps build responsive embed codes for third-party media into responsive web pages. ➞
  
• Socially Curated Discovery: How Algorithms Will Tell Us What We Like ➞
  
• Consciousness is Still the "Hard Problem" of Neuroscience ➞
  
• These books are stuffed with treasures ➞
  
• Towards a fictionally biased design education ➞
  
• The Marketplace in Your Brain ◉
  
• Howard Goodall's Story of Music (Videos) ◉
  
• Recommended: The Intellectual Devotional ◉
  
• Looking in the mirror from 898,410,414 miles away. ➞
  
• A Content Marketers Guide to Google Operators [Cheat Sheet] ➞
• Superhero.js: a great collection of javascript resources. ➞
• Marshall McLuhan's Four Innovation Fundamentals ➞
  
• "This Is How We Built It" Case Studies ➞
  
• Excavating and Restitching Myth: On Neil Gaiman’s The Ocean at the End of the Lane ➞
  
• Umami explained ➞
  
• Retinize It: Free Photoshop Action For Slicing Graphics For HD Screens ➞
  
• The joy of cloudspotting: 10 incredible visions in clouds ➞
  
• TED Radio Hour asks: “Why do we collaborate?” ➞
  
• What Species Did You Evolve From? ➞
  
• You Can't Do Simple Math Under Pressure ➞
  
• A non-tech guide to launching your website ➞
  
• Find Guidelines - The fastest way to brand assets. ➞
  
• Cutting through classical ➞
  
• How to work with “stupid” people ➞
  
• How to manage smart people ➞
  
• Joi Ito's Near-Perfect Explanation of the Next 100 Years ➞
  
• How to use: Hyphen, En Dash, Em Dash, Minus ➞
  
• The Marketplace in Your Brain ◉
  
• The Complete Calvin and Hobbes Comic Strip is online. Free. Legally. ➞
  
• Logos for the 2020 Summer Olympics Candidate Cities ➞
  
• CSS Almanac | CSS-Tricks ➞
  
• Amazing: Delicate Cut Leaf Images ➞
  
• 100 Ideas that Changed Film ◉
  
• Lessons In Creative Productivity From 24-Hour Plays ➞
  

The Week's Links: August 2, 2013

All the links posted on social networks this week:   

• Watch 25 Alfred Hitchcock Trailers, Exciting Films in Their Own Right ➞
• Design Staff guide to research ➞
  
• Lessons In Creative Productivity From 24-Hour Plays ➞
  
• Amazing: Delicate Cut Leaf Images ➞
  
• Train of Thought Derailed: How an Accident Can Affect Your Brain ➞
  
• Wait, Have I Been Here Before? The Curious Case of Déjà Vu ➞
  
• Why Living in a City Makes You More Innovative ➞
  
• Would you like to be inspired? Here’s what you should do: ◉
  
• Creativity Top 5: Week of July 29, 2013 ◉
  
• A Brief History of the Baseball ➞
  
• The Origin of the Pilcrow. Better Known as the Strange Paragraph Symbol ➞
  
• 100 Ideas that Changed Fashion ◉
  
• The Story of the First Postage Stamp ➞
  
• What the Handwriting Says About the Artist ➞
  
• Crayola Has At Least 16 Different Names For What Most of Us Would Call ‘Orange’ ➞
  
• Choir Members’ Hearts Beat in Time With Each Other ➞
  
• A New Language Is Being Born in This Remote Australian Village ➞
  
• Entrepreneurs Are Using Instagram to Sell Everything From Sweaters to Sheep ➞
  
• Who Invented The Internet? We Did. ◉
  
• Can You Spot the Mars Rover in This Gorgeous Photo? ➞
  
• The test of first-rate intelligence ◉
  
• The Intended Audience ◉
  
• 100 Ideas that Changed Architecture ◉
  
• A New Surgical Knife Identifies Cancerous Tissue As Doctors Are Cutting It Out ➞
  
• Eric William Carroll's art based on Grand Unified Theories ➞
  
• The National Endowment for the Arts 2012 Annual Report is now online. ➞
  
• Disney's Crazy Invention Lets You Feel Phantom Objects Floating In Air ➞
  
• Ten Things You Need to Know About the Publicis-Omnicom Merger ➞
  
• New York Times elevates comments from below the line ➞
  
• How to Build a Better Marketing Budget ➞
  
• Design Wants to Be Free ◉
  
• Millions of words and only six emotions ◉
  
• Super Graphic: A Visual Guide to the Comic Book Universe ➞
  
• 100 Ideas that Changed Photography ◉
  
• What Are Neuromarketers Really Selling? ➞
  
• Brilliant take by The New Yorker: Gary Shteyngart- Confessions of a Google Glass Explorer ➞
  
• Joss Whedon on The Nerdist. Enough said. ➞
  
• NASA has a great collection of ebooks about space, science, aeronautics, and the history of science. ➞
  
• BBC launches User Experience Research Partnership ➞
  
• Data.gov redesign preview modernizes public data delivery ➞
  
• So You Want To Write A Digital Strategy? ➞
  
• How to Travel: 21 Contrarian Rules ➞
  
• Anil Dash's 10 Rules of Internet ➞
  
• Proving the skeptics wrong ➞
  
• Visualizing the Infinite Beauty of Pi ➞
  
• The making of a Steinway grand piano ➞
  
• Even J. K. Rowling Has To Deal With Fear And Change ◉
  
• The History of Western Architecture: From Ancient Greece to Rococo (A Free Online Course) ➞
  
• Magazines of Stuff: Embracing the Physical in the Digital Age ➞
  
• And Answers ◉
  
• Troubleshooting CSS ➞
  
• Revolutionary discovery: Colonists’ 1767 petition uncovered in a Harvard library foreshadows the split with Britain ➞
  
• 100 Ideas that Changed Graphic Design ◉
  
• Understanding and marketing to the first global generation ➞
  
• Doctors: Where pagers haven't gone extinct yet ➞
  
• Lovely: Redesigned ‘Harry Potter’ Posters Give Movie Franchise New Look ➞
  
• Super useful tools for CSS coding ➞
  
• The Rise of UX Leadership - Robert Fabricant ➞
  
• Diane von Furstenberg and Jack Dorsey talk influences, parents, and whether or not they'd make good employees ➞
  
• Publicis And Omnicom To Merge, Creating World's Biggest Advertising Company ➞
  
• 12 Famous Writers on Literary Rejection ➞
  
• Leonardo da Vinci the Foodie? ➞
  
• Imagineer Rolly Crump on Designing Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room at Disneyland ➞
  
• Day in the Life at Dropbox: Rasmus Andersson ➞
  
• The New Multi-Screen World Study – Think Insights – Google ➞
  
• About Face: Emotions and Facial Expressions May Not Be Directly Related ➞
  
• Questionable: Shakespeare's canon to be reworked by authors in "cover" novels. ➞
  
• Dark UX: The Elements of The Video Gambling Experience, Used To Fool You ➞
  
• Interesting: Dark Patterns - User Interfaces Designed to Trick People ➞
  
• We Need a Better Symbol for the Concept of Saving Stuff ➞
  
• Whole human brain mapped in 3D ➞
  
• Yes, Kickstarter raises more money for artists than the NEA. Here’s why that’s not really surprising: ➞
  
• Do You Know What You’re Good At? (with Sir Ken Robinson) ➞
  
• Marshall McLuhan's Four Innovation Fundamentals ➞
  
• Really enjoying the design of the newly launched Nautilus online magazine. ➞
  
• One Thing I Know: hard-earned insights from creative leaders ➞
  
• So great: Sketching Out of My Comfort Zone: A Type Design Experiment ➞
  
• The Greatest American Novel? 9 Experts Share Their Opinions ➞
  
• Scientists discover what’s killing the bees and it’s worse than you thought ➞
  
• Banished Words ◉
  
• Six people tell the NYTimes why they work in dance. ➞
  
• Herman Miller is working on reinventing your workplace with something they call the Living Office. ➞
  
• Yes! Sandman author Neil Gaiman ventures into gaming with Wayward Manor ➞
  

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