Mind Mapping

PHOTOSHOP COLOR: when black and white doesn’t cut it

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Why the movie industry is so wrong about SOPA: via an infographic (Link)

DO WE NEED?: the biggest, the best, the fastest’

The Fastest Clock in the World gives digital time to a millionth of a second, The Highest Popping Toaster in the World brings an extra pop to breakfast with a compressed gas powered mechanism, The Longest Lipstick in the World provides a years worth of lipstick and The Most intricate Diary in the World which provides accuracy to your time management of an hour to two pages, all domestic objects created with slogans as starting points, leading to mutated typologies that become inherently flawed through their excess.

Freddie Yauner states “Because we can do a thing doesn’t mean we should do

a thing.” (Link)

THICK vs THIN REALITY: too often people don’t see the reality

We all want to say the ground below us is solid. We want to feel good. Well, for some, they have come to know better. They know reality.

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In fact, only 231 New York cabs (just 2 percent) are required by the city to be equipped with ramps for wheelchair accessibility, reports New Mobility. For urban dwellers and tourists who use power wheelchairs that don’t fold up, or for those who can’t transfer out of their chairs, this means that up to 100 cabs will pass by before an accessible one comes along.

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ARCHITECTS IN TRAMSFORMATION: a new value proposition

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