Reads tagged with “psychology”

Chart Wars: The Steering Power of Data Visualization

Data-washing, why designers are not to be messed with, and how seeing really is believing.

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The Happiness Project: Gretchen Rubin Spends a Year in Pursuit

A year’s worth of ideas, inspiration and innovation from culture’s collective brain.

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The Pink and Blue Projects: Exploring the Genderization of Color

How political correctness resulted in enforcing a universal, cross-cultural gender stereotype.

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How a biblical creation myth replays itself from bone and muscle to jazz improvisation.

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Notes & Neurons: Music, Emotion and the Brain

From axons to a cappella, or why music gives us chills and thrills.

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FaceSense: Mind-reading from MIT

70’s-style mind-reading for the digital age, or why we all say one thing and mean another.

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Music Meets Philosophy: The Happiness Project

Neighborly wisdom, music innovation, and the extraordinariness of ordinary human speech.

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East Meets West: An Infographic Portrait

German punctuality, Western ego and how to stand in line like a Chinese.

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Subway Personality: The MBTI Map

What your subway station has to do with your propensity for extroversion.

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Solid sand, the art of curation, why doing nothing matters, and how to get 700 of the world’s smartest people singing.

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Reads tagged with “psychology”

Chart Wars: The Steering Power of Data Visualization

Data-washing, why designers are not to be messed with, and how seeing really is believing.

The Happiness Project: Gretchen Rubin Spends a Year in Pursuit

A year’s worth of ideas, inspiration and innovation from culture’s collective brain.

The Pink and Blue Projects: Exploring the Genderization of Color

How political correctness resulted in enforcing a universal, cross-cultural gender stereotype.

Robots In Our Image

How a biblical creation myth replays itself from bone and muscle to jazz improvisation.

Notes & Neurons: Music, Emotion and the Brain

From axons to a cappella, or why music gives us chills and thrills.

FaceSense: Mind-reading from MIT

70’s-style mind-reading for the digital age, or why we all say one thing and mean another.

Music Meets Philosophy: The Happiness Project

Neighborly wisdom, music innovation, and the extraordinariness of ordinary human speech.

East Meets West: An Infographic Portrait

German punctuality, Western ego and how to stand in line like a Chinese.

Subway Personality: The MBTI Map

What your subway station has to do with your propensity for extroversion.

TEDGlobal Highlights: Day 4

Solid sand, the art of curation, why doing nothing matters, and how to get 700 of the world’s smartest people singing.

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Reads tagged with “psychology”

Data-washing, why designers are not to be messed with, and how seeing really is believing.

A year’s worth of ideas, inspiration and innovation from culture’s collective brain.

How political correctness resulted in enforcing a universal, cross-cultural gender stereotype.

How a biblical creation myth replays itself from bone and muscle to jazz improvisation.

From axons to a cappella, or why music gives us chills and thrills.

70’s-style mind-reading for the digital age, or why we all say one thing and mean another.

Neighborly wisdom, music innovation, and the extraordinariness of ordinary human speech.

German punctuality, Western ego and how to stand in line like a Chinese.

What your subway station has to do with your propensity for extroversion.

Solid sand, the art of curation, why doing nothing matters, and how to get 700 of the world’s smartest people singing.

View Full Site