Stunning Landscapes That Mix Nature And Abstraction
Adam Friedman remixes millions of years of geological activity to stunning effect.
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5 Paths To Doing Great Work At A Terrible Company
Written by: Brian Millar
We’ve all thought it: If only I worked at so-and-so, my genius would be recognized and I’d churn out award-winning work. But you don’t have to work at so-and-so. Here are some workarounds to getting your best ideas realized right where you are.
A Set Of Pots And Pans That Looks Like Wall Art
Karim Rashid created a series of kitchen tools meant for domestic display.
Light Up: Matchboxes Designed With Gorgeous Strike Zones
A bright update to a Swedish classic.
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Aeronautical Software Completes A 130-Year-Old Architectural Puzzle
The Sagrada Família is the tallest church on earth. Construction began in 1886, but it’s taken our best software to reverse-engineer its late architect’s genius and finish the project.
Facebook “Likes” Accurately Predict Hospital Mortality Rates
For every 93 likes, mortality drops 1%.
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Underground Library Lets Subway Riders Sample Books On iPhones
But would you trek to the library to borrow a book after downloading its introduction to your smartphone?
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How A Genius Still Got Catfished
An award-winning physicist got scammed by the promise of Internet love. Did his intellectual brilliance blind him to reality?
Algorithmic Portraits Reimagine Faces As Software
When typical photographs are reshaped by physics simulations, entrancing art ensues.
Automatic: A Visionary Gadget That Makes Any Driver More Fuel Efficient
Like Nest and Fuelband, Automatic tracks our behavior and helps us improve. Has the Internet of Cars finally arrived?
Famous Foodies Imagine Dinner Plates From The Future
What will we be eating in 35 years? Food & Wine asked some of the famous food minds of our time--like Anthony Bourdain, Wylie Dufresne, and Gail Simmons--to find out.
