Nature is more complex than anything humans could imagine, but nature is precisely as complex as it needs to be and not one bit more, which makes it simple.
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Nature is more complex than anything humans could imagine, but nature is precisely as complex as it needs to be and not one bit more, which makes it simple.
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In shopping mall design, the Gruen transfer is the moment when a consumer enters a shopping mall and, surrounded by an intentionally confusing layout, loses track of their original intentions. It is named for Austrian architect Victor Gruen (who disavowed such manipulative techniques). Recently, the Gruen transfer has been popularised by Douglas Rushkoff.
There’s a Name for That.™
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Stephen Fry Kinetic Typography - Language (by Matthew Rogers)
In case you missed this when it was posted like I did, here’s a great reminder of why pedantry often misses the point.
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In the inaugural episode of Back to Work, Merlin Mann and Dan Benjamin discuss why they’re doing this show, getting back to work instead of buying berets, the lizard brain, and compare the Shadow of the Mouse to San Francisco, and eventually get to some practical tips for removing friction.
An podcast full of the delightful humor, interesting ideas, and wacky metaphors that I’ve come to expect from Merlin. Great work guys. Keep it up.
Now. Back to work.
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