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I hope you will be as excited about it as I am.
Read: A Simple Solution to a Big Problem.

Below you can find a collection of current trends in technology by influential industry experts. I am much more interested in anti-trends, powerful forces deriving from cyclicality of markets, and from the curiosity and individualistic tendencies of the human nature.
My top 10 anti-trends for 2008:
1. Simplicity
2. Real world networks
3. Japan and Africa
4. Skinship
5. Mythology
6. Life-style […]

Thanks to Jason of Mahalo for this insightful and clarifying post.
He divides people (in business) into one of the three categories: The Slow Masses (70%), The Knowledgeable Skeptics (20%), and The Savvy Dreamers (10%). I am proud to have found two great dreamers who backed our idea right from the start: Esther Dyson and Morten […]

..and stop eating the most toxic food (1. all processed sugar, white and brown and 2. all white flower products). Just watched three well-thought videos, which made me think a lot: medical science does not acknowledge reasons for tooth decay (the same is true for much more severe illnesses such as cancer). Modern medicine is […]

Applied not only for parents who want to raise smart, responsible and balanced kids (A MUST READ FOR YOU), but all of you, who manage, motivate and educate your teammates. This fantastic article from Scientific American MIND talks about two views on intelligence and explains why focusing on effort / and not intelligence, is […]

Sorry - you might have seen this already- but the funniest viral campaign ever made- by infamous Fonejacker.

This is ridicolous and superfunny as well! Video: Internet Service Providings.
I am upsettings!

Why:

Short attention spans and fuzzy thinking caused by sleep deprivation costs $15 billion a year in reduced productivity.

Men who took a siesta for 30 minutes or more at least 3x a week, had a 64% lower risk of heart-related death.

So:
Even a 90-minute nap can significantly improve our ability to master new motor skills and […]

We know very little about our home.