All the links posted on social networks this week:

• So cool: Disorienting Portraits of People Walking In A Tilted New York City ➞
• ​Drunk Texts from Famous Authors. Enough said. ➞
• Dancers In Slow Motion ◉
• I'm Not Your Consumer: How Research Misses The Human Behind The Demographic ➞
• Brilliant idea, can't wait to try it: Hack the Met - Metropolitan Museum of Art Tour ➞
• Met buys a David for $840: Sharp-eyed curators spot that sketch is an artist’s original, rather than a copy ➞
• A guided hands-on with the NYT's first design overhaul since 2006, set to go live this fall ➞
• Is Your User Content Online Legally Yours? ➞
• Spectacular: Smithsonian Magazine's 2012 Photo Contest ➞
• Creativity Top 5: Week of March 11, 2013 ◉
• Our brains, and how they're not as simple as we think ➞
• James Dean In Ballet Class ◉
• Watch: A Music Video For Typography Lovers ➞
• If You’re Busy, You’re Doing Something Wrong: The Surprisingly Relaxed Lives of Elite Achievers ➞
• Can limitations make you more creative? Q&A with artist Phil Hansen ➞
• A Book Is Born ◉
• Ogilvy & Mather Chief MIles Young Is Trying to Reinvent the Troubled Agency ➞
• How emoji conquered the world: The story of the smiley face from the man who invented it ➞
• Sharks Have Social Networks, Learn From Friends ➞
• UCLA Film School professor Howard Suber explains how you can be a better storyteller ➞
• What entrepreneurs can learn from artists ➞
• What's Next? What's Now? ◉
• The Big-Data Interview: Making Sense of the New World Order ➞
• Add to the list of recently launched podcasts you should check out: The Gently Mad Podcast ➞
• icons times: the day's headlines as icons ➞
• The Best 1,000 Movies Ever Made According to The New York Times ➞
• Art In The Era Of The Internet: The Impact of Kickstarter, Creative Commons & Creators Project ◉
• BRANDING 101: What Building a Brand Means Today ➞
• Such a great story: Why I Hacked Donkey Kong for My Daughter ➞
• A first look at the upcoming redesign: Introducing A New Article Design —NYTimes.com ➞
• New ‘Subway Libraries’ Encourages Commuters To Read On-The-Go ➞
• Wanna Play? Computer Gamers Help Push Frontier Of Brain Research ➞
• Player-Centric Design: The UX of The Room ➞
• Why it's so hard to kids to learn their colors--and a trick that might help. ➞
• Google's Art Project Launches Art Talk with The Museum of Modern Art ◉
• Curious about this: Art Copy&Code, A series of experiments to re-imagine advertising ➞
• A look at the The Rite of Spring ballet, not the music, the dance. ➞
• Fish: The Best App/Essay/Manifesto I've Seen In Years ◉
• WP Magazine, the Education Issue: After years of crouching, arts ed is raising its hand again ➞
• Useful: Meaningful Transitions - Motion Graphics in the User Interface ➞
• Andrew Anker: Always be humble ➞
• Download Hundreds of Free Art Catalogs from The Metropolitan Museum of Art ➞
• FYI: 100+ frequently used digital marketing acronyms ➞
• The Magic of Doing One Thing at a Time - Tony Schwartz ➞
• Debug Yourself: Rethinking Mistakes And How They Affect Your Work ➞
• On Getting Paid (And Knowing Your Worth) — Freelance Life ➞
• Pop Deflated: The Banal Celebrity Tweet Elevated To Art ◉
• How to Write a Novel: 10 Steps — A Writer’s Life ➞
• How to Give a Meaningful "Thank You" - Mark Goulston ➞
• What Does A Creative Director Do Exactly? And Is Justin Timberlake Qualified? ➞
• How simple ideas lead to scientific discoveries ◉
• This Story Stinks: How online comments influence our interpretation of a story ➞
• 50 Disruptive Companies 2013: MIT Technology Review ➞
• The Ten Principles of 3D Printing ➞
• Why Doodling in 3D is the Future ➞
• A Rare Glimpse Into The Building Of New York City’s Subway ➞
• Did Benjamin Franklin Invent Daylight Savings Time? ➞
• Free: The Guggenheim Puts 65 Modern Art Books Online ➞
• Life stranger than fiction: The Professor, the Bikini Model and the Suitcase Full of Trouble -NYTimes.com ➞
• Interesting: How we go about adding new fonts to Typekit ➞
• A Loog At Advertising Analytics 2.0 ➞
• WebKit for Developers by Paul Irish ➞
• Rodent Mind Meld: Scientists Wire Two Rats' Brains Together ➞
• How To Create A Science Prodigy ➞
• 10 Mesmerizing Animated GIFs of Balanchine Ballets ➞
• Trusting your instincts really does work, say scientists. You'll be right 90% of the time ➞
• Upcoming Web Design Events ➞
• From Gangnam Style to the Harlem Shake, Why We Just Can’t Resist a Dance Craze ➞
• Video: This Stretchable Battery Could Power the Next Generation of Wearable Gadgets ➞
• Mapping How the Brain Thinks ➞
• How Does McCormick Pick the Top Flavors of the Year? ➞

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