Curiosity Killed the Cat

…But Satisfaction Brought It Back

  • Daniel Kahneman on Thinking, Fast and Slow

    Really interesting! Nobel Prize-winner Daniel Kahneman talks about how the human brain fails so easily and what you can do about it.

  • The Work of Zina Nicole Lahr

    "I have to make stuff". See the wonderful world of Zina Nicole Lahr who tragically passed away in a hiking accident.

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    Short Documentary by Stormy Pyeatte.

    Speaker: Zina Nicole Lahr

  • Can Computer Models Predict Better Than Science?

    Will computer models take over science as we know it? Is the scientific method too slow?

  • Obvious to You - Amazing to Others

    Are you holding back something from the world that seems too obvious to share?

  • Open Access Explained

    Why all science funded by the public should become open access. Speakers are Nick Shockey and Jonathan Eisen. Illustrated by Jorge Cham, PhDcomics.com.

  • Experience Depression Through a Game

    Would You like to Play a Game Being Someone Living With Depression? Depression Quest is an award-winning interactive fiction game where you play as someone living with depression. The creator warns that this is not for fun or for those looking for lighthearted experiences.

  • The Surprising Truth About Reward and Motivation

    How autonomy, mastery and purpose are important to work motivation for any work that requires any more than rudimentary cognitive efforts - by Daniel H. Pink.

  • Brainstorming Myth

    Brainstorming might not be that good after all...

  • The Umbrella Man

    How we misinterprete coincidences to create meaning. A short story of the Umbrella man / JFK Assassination.

  • The Truth About Dishonesty

    Under what circumstances would you lie, or cheat, and what effect does your deception have on society at large? By Dan Ariely, Psychologist and Scientist.

  • How to Build a Movement

    "The first follower is what transforms a lone nut into a leader" -Derek Sivers

  • Science in the Information-Age

    "We accidently ran the biggest insomnia study in the history" - Jamie Heywood, Patients Like Me. The project gives us a peek of how "Big Data" will completely change health care research.

  • How Architecture Can Heal Diseases

    "Health workers should partner with architects and urban planners", Esther Sternberg.

  • Spaceship Roundabout

    Great architechture! A giant hovering roundabout for cyclists located in the Dutch city of Eindhoven, Netherlands

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