pop-culture
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We Have The Grammar Police. Why Not The Math Police?
It is socially unacceptable to be bad at grammar. Why is it socially acceptable to be bad at math? Here's why we need a "Math Police."
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70 year old Creativity Technique That Is Still Relevant Today
An interesting 70 year old book is gaining popularity again in the creativity and innovation fields
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May the Force Be With You: Movie Quotes & Social Media
Who knew movie quotes and social media had so much in common?
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Looking Back In Order to Move Forward
How looking back 40 years on one artist's life inspired the creator, other artists and countless visitors to the exhibition Drink to Me.
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Richie Havens and Spontaneous Creativity
Remembering Richie Havens - Insights from an iconic performer and master of spontaneous creativity.
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It’s the Latest Fitness Craze: a Hippocampus Workout
We know that regular exercise and conditioning help us combat disease and health risks, improve our mood and promote better sleep, but in our quest for fitness, some experts say we may be neglecting one key muscle: the brain.
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Send in the Clowns: Fake Start-Up Ideas
A new alliance is being formed between the tech start-up scene and comedians and the results are pretty funny
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Sheryl Sandberg, What If People Want To Lean Out?
Sheryl Sandberg is not an ordinary person. She is extraordinary on multiple traits, including intelligence and organizational ability. So why should we listen to extraordinary people when they give us advice about how to live our more ordinary lives?
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The Psychology of Seth Godin’s The Icarus Deception
True thought leader books are captivating because they "get" how readers' minds work and how their hearts ache.
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Do Gifted Kids Want To Be Zuckerberg Rather Than Einstein?
There are now more gifted students. But are they geniuses? And are they choosing careers in science?
