Q-Links

Harrisson Owen about self organization and open space

Space Saving Furniture

Marshmallow experiment en creativiteit

Onze educatieve systemen elimineren onze aangeboren creativiteit ... een schokkend verhaal dat wordt verteld door George Land. George Land is bekend vanwege zijn theorie "grow or die" over achtereenvolgende s-curven en kritische (omslag-)punten die het verschil maken tussen succes en mislukking.

 

Gapminder

Gapminderis unveiling the beauty of statistics for a fact based world view.

Hans Rosling says there’s nothing boring about stats, and then goes on to prove it. Watch the one-hour long documentary.

Or see for yourself by using this amazing software to crack tons of data ... thank you Gapminder.org

Khan Academy

The Khan Academy has loads of knowledge driven video. The most important thing you can learn from them is probably how the future of education looks like. The following key note speech might be your eyeopener ...

e-motion

e-motion is the title of the art book and the related DVD of artist Shiho Sakamoto. It's a nice example of multi platform publishing and marketing of art. 

Mindmapping exploited

 Accelerating Your Human Potential ... That is what IQ Matrix tries to achieve by delivering large mindmaps. Adam Sicinski developed a very creative format and a pretty smart businessmodel came with it.

Visual Essay on Vimeo

Okay .. we all know YouTube by now as an entertainment annex information/communication platform and a money machine.

But what about the competition? Take f.i. Vimeo ? Is there a spot in the internet sky that can be conquered by them? Is there a need for more like this?

For sure you get offered interesting stuff zapping though their collection "Visual Essay on Vimeo". But again: These movies could be (are?) released on youtube and/or dailymotion too. 

The future of publishing

Amazing seemingly simple tool to deliver a message astonishing powerful ....

Carbon trade?

It's the last thing you want to hear, but a necessity to be heard. Get real. Listen, look and shiver: