We knew this:
by Whitson GordonA recent study found that cheating and creativity have a lot in common: in fact, cheating may actually increase your creativity.P
The study, published in Psychological Science, performed five different experiments in which participants performed various tasks, with an opportunity to over-report their performance. Those who cheated performed more creatively on subsequent tasks, even when accounting for individual differences in creativity.
These hit way too close to home:
by Isaac Fitzgerald1. Checking Your Email Instead of Writing
2. Checking Tumblr Instead of Writing
3. Checking Twitter Instead of Writing
4. Checking Facebook Instead of Writing
5. Checking Your Phone Instead of Writing
6. Watching TV Instead of Writing
What’s more like the classic fantasy/s-f comic mag Heavy Metal than Heavy Metal itself? This short video, that’s what. This trip is just plain cool:
Some things are just too sensational for words. Well, not for this word:
Squee!
