Neutral: The Week's Links

ALL THE LINKS POSTED ON SOCIAL NETWORKS:

• The end of ads: Advertising is obsolete, writes University of Kentucky’s Ramsi Woodcock. Here’s why it’s time to end it. buff.ly/2BCPfzU
• A day in the life of a Waymo self-driving taxi buff.ly/2vXYS6G
• 385 Feet of Crazy: The Most Audacious Flying Machine Ever wired.trib.al/XS7olOH
• Is This the End of the TV Writers’ Room as We Know It? buff.ly/2Me5N5h
• Paul Rand: The Art of Design buff.ly/2PtPD6L
• IBM’s Watson Was Supposed to Change the Way We Treat Cancer. Here’s What Happened Instead. buff.ly/2MM5eQe
• Beyond Interactive: Notebook Innovation at Netflix buff.ly/2Mn8y59
• Twitter’s Misguided Quest to Become a Forum for Everything buff.ly/2MFiaHL
• Why does bass make you want to dance? buff.ly/2BuXwpy
• “The Medicis of raving: how Elrow became a dance music empire” buff.ly/2LbNuJw
• Why Distraction Is Not Your Enemy buff.ly/2OxyTKg
• You are not original or creative on Instagram. Everyone on Instagram is living the same life. buff.ly/2L9WmiM
• The Ethics of Persuasion buff.ly/2PkoEKy
• Google just gave control over data center cooling to an AI buff.ly/2N43nDv
• 4 famous failures that became massive successes buff.ly/2BrvZFf
• Black Hat and Defcon cybersecurity experts share tips on how to protect yourself buff.ly/2MmkeVQ
• The Persistent Myth of Speed and "Productivity" buff.ly/2ORKnIO
• The Seekers Mode: What Steve Jobs And Richard Feynman Have In Common buff.ly/2tZNhDp
• Inside the Research Lab Teaching Facebook About Its Trolls buff.ly/2Bz7tSW
• After 13 Years, Scientists Finally Map the Massive Wheat Genome buff.ly/2BxHw5Q
• 26 Daily Habits Highly Successful People Have (and the Rest of us Probably Don’t) buff.ly/2riTd99
• Until You Have Better Work Habits, Productivity Apps Are Useless buff.ly/2Hv7yVm
• Claude Shannon: How a Real Genius Solves Problems buff.ly/2vKbz5a
• How Jellyfish Rule the Seas Without a Brain buff.ly/2waEui9
• This one particle could solve five mega-mysteries of physics buff.ly/2BrwnDM
• Is Artificial Intelligence the new artist we need to watch out for? buff.ly/2BhFy9H
• Banana-y bread and onion beer: How yeast can trick our tastebuds buff.ly/2Bmge2g
• 5 Ways to Help Employees Keep Up with Digital Transformation buff.ly/2Bq93Gr
• It’s Time To Get Real About Digital Transformation. buff.ly/2IlLdKH
• Gallery: Fantastical floating sculptures that will send your mind soaring buff.ly/2PhogfK
• Machines will soon dominate the work force. Here’s an unexpected way to prepare … now buff.ly/2vNAGUM
• 4 TED Talks on how the brain takes care of itself buff.ly/2Bp0R9t
• The little risks you can take to increase your luck buff.ly/2BoU7Zg
• Scientists Are Developing a Unique Identifier for Your Brain buff.ly/2Bos780
• Get an Inside Look at SpaceX's Astronaut Training Sims buff.ly/2MxvDRL
• New York Times And Guardian Theatre Critics Get Together And Compare Their Greatest-Play Lists buff.ly/2PjzTD9
• Three Science Experiments You Can Do With Your Phone buff.ly/2MBTQ9u
• Boost Your Emotional Intelligence with These 3 Questions buff.ly/2PfFzhr
• Dealing with creative failure? Here’s what to do next buff.ly/2Bn33hO
• 9 TED Talks on jaw-dropping science breakthroughs buff.ly/2L4vO2t
• Dance, tiny robots! buff.ly/2PjSuyW
• “The convenience of mobile apps and automation is shaking up café and restaurant culture in China.” buff.ly/2L1SBeU
• This Google manager shares his secrets for building an effective team buff.ly/2BcNRDI
• Create this list of questions to help you shut down interruptions buff.ly/2BhWYDn
• The World's 50 Largest Urban Areas, Visualized buff.ly/2MhoHZI
• The Great Chinese Art Heist buff.ly/2PhdVAM
• How to train employees to have difficult conversations buff.ly/2vODgd7
• 5 Tips for Running a Successful Design Sprint buff.ly/2PhUWWP
• The surprising pattern behind color names around the world buff.ly/2BqB2Ge
• When a famous person dies, articles are written, tweets are tweeted, and Wikipedia is updated. It’s a big deal. buff.ly/2Pb4dQa
• How Publishing’s Floral-Print Trend Came to Rule the World’s Bookshelves buff.ly/2vOW9N0
• Why we hate using email but love sending texts buff.ly/2BqAEaK
• Difficult decisions buff.ly/2nKg6Aj
• The “beautiful mess” effect: other people view our vulnerability more positively than we do buff.ly/2MnZQnm
• Bugs Will Actually Make Your Next Phone Better buff.ly/2Bgr8GR
• How 10 High Achievers Handle Haters buff.ly/2MmvelV
• Research: To Get People to Embrace Change, Emphasize What Will Stay the Same buff.ly/2MS2NZs
• The Microlaunch Space Race Has Begun buff.ly/2BiJp6u
• How These Animals Stay Forever Young buff.ly/2MnOCiI
• How NASA Protects Its Solar Probe From Being Melted By The Sun buff.ly/2KYDXoI
• A Master Plan for Taking Back Control of Your Life buff.ly/2MSLMOF
• 12 Questions To Ask Your Future Employer buff.ly/2nIidVd
• Perfecting Your Sales Pitch to Get Your Ideas the Green Light buff.ly/2mpRpbt
• Meet the Man Who's Building Sonos' Audio Internet buff.ly/2Mx2yGi
• What Data Scientists Really Do, According to 35 Data Scientists buff.ly/2MjQybC
• Filmmaker Tony Kaye Casts Robot As Lead Actor In Next Feature buff.ly/2vPIuFn
• Why Readers Pay For News (And Why They Don't) buff.ly/2MmUmJc
• 10 warning signs for freelancers: The red flag client buff.ly/2Bhp01t
• The Hunt For Freaky Facts: Why Data Is The Latest Tool In The Creative Kit - B&T buff.ly/2nHSQ5N
• Design is never neutral buff.ly/2ODkA70
• Jack Dorsey says he’s rethinking the core of how Twitter works buff.ly/2Mihs3Z