Avery Smith’s inspiration
The Story of Stuff
Learn the nature of the stuff we buy, where it comes from to where it goes when we're done with it.
Learn the nature of the stuff we buy, where it comes from to where it goes when we're done with it.
Link: The Story of Stuff Video
Photo-journalist: Frédéric Courbet
A very talented photographer I found while looking at an article in monocle. He's photographed in many African countries and isn't afraid to get up close with the situation (happy or hostile). Something of interest I found were his pictures from Kenya, that feature Sarah Obama.
A very talented photographer I found while looking at an article in monocle. He's photographed in many African countries and isn't afraid to get up close with the situation (happy or hostile). Something of interest I found were his pictures from Kenya, that feature Sarah Obama.
(pictured above), Barack Obama's grandmother.
Link: Frédéric Courbet
Ayn Rand Interview
An interview with the controversal writer of such books as The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand. She has some very interesting views on religion and self-sacrifice all based on her philosophy of objectivism.
An interview with the controversal writer of such books as The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand. She has some very interesting views on religion and self-sacrifice all based on her philosophy of objectivism.
Fuji Kindergarten
Fuji Kindergarten, designed by creative Director, Kashiwa Sato, has a very unique design to its play area.
Fuji Kindergarten, designed by creative Director, Kashiwa Sato, has a very unique design to its play area.
Link: Monocle Article
Blink by Malcolm Gladwell
Well Just finished Malcolm's second book and was not dissappointed, I couln't put it down! Very insightful as always and will have you taking a second glance at what we consider the most basic human interaction.
What is going on inside our heads when we engage in rapid cognition? When are snap judgments good and when are they not? What kinds of things can we do to make our powers of rapid cognition better? - M.G.
Well Just finished Malcolm's second book and was not dissappointed, I couln't put it down! Very insightful as always and will have you taking a second glance at what we consider the most basic human interaction.
What is going on inside our heads when we engage in rapid cognition? When are snap judgments good and when are they not? What kinds of things can we do to make our powers of rapid cognition better? - M.G.
Tags
advanced africa albarn paul altruism animation blink book comedy culture cultures design dimitri martin flash gladwell green institute interactive journalism kashiwa sato kindergarten malcolm music damon objectivism person philosophy photography point religion school simon think tipping video website
About Me:
- Working on:
