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T: Every multiplayer game has the concept of guilds, groups, collectives. Players know how to find others who can either complement or elevate their skills or social standing. We definitely see religion-like behaviors in games — like how fan fiction is written around a certain IP. In comparison, the craft in storytelling and world-building in crypt... See more
Tina He • Real Talk: Digital Objects & Ephemeral Selves
But I did learn from Leonardo how a desire to marvel about the world that we encounter each day can make each moment of our lives richer
Walter Isaacson • Leonardo da Vinci
Percival noted that MySpace also spent hundreds of millions of dollars building its own content delivery network (CDN), whereas websites today would use a cloud network like Amazon’s
Stuart Dredge • MySpace – what went wrong: ‘The site was a massive spaghetti-ball mess’
Sport connects us all, we know that. But what strikes me about this innovation wave in fitness is the emotional access. It’s the antidote to social media, and the mindless scrolling and fear of missing out. These platforms convene us, activate us and give us judgement-free common goals from the comfort of home. As wellness increasingly becomes a wa... See more
Inge Theron • HTSI | Financial TimesFinancial Times
There is another benefit to this method: it is perfectly okay to not tag a note at all. So long as you’re not using tags as your primary organizational system, there is no chance that a note left untagged will completely fall through the cracks. It will always be right there in the notebook where you left it. This avoids
... See moreTiago Forte • A Complete Guide to Tagging for Personal Knowledge Management
Free communication is not free. By decreasing the cost of information, we have decreased its value and invited its adulteration. To restore the health of our information ecosystem, we must understand the vulnerabilities of our overwhelmed minds and how the economics of information can be leveraged to protect us from being misled.
Scientific American • Information Overload Helps Fake News Spread, and Social Media Knows It
Victor Gruen, who is only indirectly responsible for the Transfer, invented the shopping mall as we know it in the 1950s in a utopian effort to recreate the pedestrian-friendly shopping districts that were vanishing from urban downtown areas due to the transformative impact of the automobile. The existing environment’s flaws, in other
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