“Institutions will try to preserve the problem to which they are the solution.” — Clay Shirky
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How Do We Identifiy Good Ideas?
Take time off to properly value your own ideas.
# 2012.01.23 – 20:47
Blog: Wired Science » Frontal Cortex: How Do We Identifiy Good Ideas?
# 2012.01.23 – 20:37
Twitter: @dillardsarah
dillardsarah why are so many consumer web apps better than their sites? Eg @twitter, @kayak, @amtrak. Forced simplicity?
# 2012.01.23 – 08:41
Blog: The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan: Why Would Aliens Be Tech-Savy?
# 2012.01.22 – 18:23
Why Sea Turtles cross the Atlantic to lay eggs
# 2012.01.22 – 09:18
Jeff DeChambeau » Behavioral economics and facebook conspiracy theories
the smartest people in the world are working hard to come up with ways to get you to click on ads
# 2012.01.21 – 11:47
Capitol South, Station domination, and Lobbying Effectiveness | Matt Glassman
# 2012.01.21 – 11:47
Blog: I Love Charts: nevver: Pleated Jeans Tonight.
# 2012.01.20 – 23:22
Twitter: @paulg
paulg Request for Startups: Kill Hollywood. http://t.co/wdchmDLy
# 2012.01.20 – 21:10
Blog: TED Blog: The beautiful math behind the ugliest music: Scott Rickard on TED.com
# 2012.01.20 – 16:31
YouTube: Where the Wild Things Are (as read by Christopher Walken)
Where the Wild Things Are (as read by Christopher Walken)
# 2012.01.20 – 15:15
equity – Forming a new software startup, how do I allocate ownership fairly? – OnStartups – Stack Exchange
# 2012.01.20 – 10:32
A Graphic Look at the Window to Win: Oakland Athletics – Beyond the Box Score
# 2012.01.20 – 09:47
Blog: FREE KRAUT!: The unspoiled continent – Part III – In which words (mostly) give way to pictures
# 2012.01.20 – 09:38
Blog: Marginal Revolution: Simulations and the Fermi paradox
# 2012.01.20 – 09:23
Paris Review – The Art of Fiction No. 60, P. G. Wodehouse
# 2012.01.19 – 22:02
Blog: Brain Pickings: Woz on Creativity: Work Alone
# 2012.01.18 – 08:37
It’s a girl: The three deadliest words in the world
# 2012.01.18 – 00:17
Quote from Tumblr
I’ve often thought maybe my life has been a waste, that I might have been a Russian scholar by now at some university. But if I were, I might be thinking my life was a waste because I had never been out into the real world. I suppose I will always be asking myself what I’m going to do when I grow up. But I’m living on my own terms. I like what I do, and I’ve got time to do all these other things that have nothing to do with what I do.
# 2012.01.17 – 22:22