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The Most Innovative Song of the 2000s

By Robert Bolton

Is this the Most Innovative Song in Post-Millenial Pop Music? Pitchfork named OutKast’s “B.O.B” the Song of The Decade proclaiming even that it “is the decade…effectively crafting a fast-forwarded highlight-reel prophecy of what the next 10 years held in store.”  It remains to be seen where the song will sit in twenty or fifty years. [...] Read more...

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The Kaos Pilot DK Experience Pt1

By Mathew Lincez

I Recently had the pleasure of visiting the Kaos Pilots in Aarhus Denmark. The school focuses on developing change-agents and action oriented revolutionaries through pedagogic models like appreciated inquiry, action learning, and systems thinking. The school uniquely combines elements of business, design, and the humanities into a challenging and truly world-class educational experience that harnesses [...] Read more...

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Bygone Nostalgic Design VS. the Emerging World. Part 1

By Jesse Diephuis

Traditionally, the notion of Beauty and Elegance is what makes classic examples of automotive design, which is designed to encourage observers to dream about an irreverent future.  In the early days of the 1920’s and 1930’s these notions of dramatic proportions were predicated on people who lived in luxurious country estates that could house and [...] Read more...

Search. Chat. Email. Facebook?

By Adam Rubin

So, Facebook is evolving. With emphasis on at least 3 core web services – search, chat and the upcoming email – Facebook is getting more serious about functions that Google, among others, are doing well at providing. It makes sense. So here are some quick thoughts on what 400 million users are experiencing on Facebook [...] Read more...

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Trash Talk

By John Lally

What if we knew exactly where our trash was going and how much energy it took to make it disappear?  Would it make us think twice about buying bottled water or “disposable” razors? The supply chain for products we use is something that has undergone rigorous analysis and innovations that have resulted in improved efficiencies, [...] Read more...

Mass Innovation: Interface as Infrastructure

By Richard Thomas

People tinker, they build, remix, they repurpose, reverse and perverse engineer. They crack open the housing. Look under the hood. They view the source. We have always made things, and have been defined by what we make and how it was made. Today the ‘refresh rate’ of the majority of physical objects is in line [...] Read more...