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passerkirbius: I heartily endorse this comic. (via Maximumble – #480 – Dolled)
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The Psychology Of Tetris
The Psychology Of Tetris jtotheizzoe: Tom Stafford writes at Mind Hacks on the strange psychology of why Tetris is so damn addictive, and how it scratches some natural human tendencies to make order out of chaos. Tetris holds our attention by continually creating unfinished tasks. Each action in the game allows us to solve part…
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emergentfutures: Shopper Alert: Price May Drop for You Alone At a Safeway in Denver, a 24-pack of Refreshe bottled water costs $2.71 for Jennie Sanford, a project manager. For Emily Vanek, a blogger, the price is $3.69. The difference? The vast shopping data Safeway maintains on both women through its loyalty card program. Ms. Sanford has a…
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calvinandhobbes-daily: October 30, 1992
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andreblyth: Oh by gosh by golly. (Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
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zoots: Performing with Men In Burka at Denver Post’s Underground Music Showcase
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albinwonderland: lipstick-feminists: lipstick-feminists: In November of 2010, the international community of Star Wars fans rallied to defend my first-grade daughter Katie, who was being taunted by the boys at school because she was a girl who loved Star Wars, which was apparently “only for boys.” The support was instant and effusive, and Katie quickly regained…
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rgr-pop: desperately need selfie barbie. she’s got a camera on the back of her neck, and it projects your photos onto her belly.
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researchmaster: Bruce Sterling “Shaping Things” (Lift09 France EN) | flaws in spime theory (Source: https://player.vimeo.com/)