6 seconds now. That’s all it takes. For our monkey-mind to move on. Separating core from the clutter. Hemingway showed the way His six-word story. “For Sale: Baby Shoes. Never Worn.” Elegant. […]
Are we becoming Information Rich, but Knowledge Poor
The echo chamber is one of the more surprising evolutions of our connected age. It is defined as a virtual digital-social arena which enables anyone with to present and amplify their views with other like-minded individuals without obstruction. Within this chamber, continuous repetition of these ideas bounce off of and reinforce each other at an exponential pace. The amplitude of the echo grows drowning out non-conforming or dissenting views, tending toward creating a single, potentially polarizing point of view about a specific issue or a topic.
What really matters – Invention or Innovation?
One of the joys of having children is that they ask a lot of questions. Even though many of their questions are so fundamental in nature, they often force us adults to go back to the […]
“Brads Drink”, “Craigslist” and “Googling it”
In a recent episode of the popular History Channel show, American Restoration, expert restorer of classic objects and star of the show Rick Dale, is challenged to breath new life into a rusty, […]
