The Fun Theory
Our daily routines consist of normal activities like climbing the stairs and throwing away trash. What happens if we try to make these boring tasks more fun?
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Our daily routines consist of normal activities like climbing the stairs and throwing away trash. What happens if we try to make these boring tasks more fun?
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Computers are supposed to make our lives easier, but can often seem frustrating. A new software product inadvertently demonstrates the challenge of collaborating with others through a PC.
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To keep passengers in the skies, airlines will do just about anything. That’s why United Airlines is now offering a new “deal” for checked bags.
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Over at the American Express OPEN Forum, writer Scott Belsky feels that we spend too much time reacting. Instead of working intently, we simply “battle the unyielding flow of incoming information.”
In today’s society, ambition has many definitions. To a man named Dalton Chiscolm, it’s defined as $1.78 septillion dollars.