I’ve noticed that over the weeks that I’ve been submersed in the fast-paced – at times jaw dropping – life of New York City that…

So when the Spanish vessels arrived in America, they brought conquer, civilization, new ideas, cruelty, power, progress… and, new species. Mussels (and other little and microscopic ways of life) that were not originally from America, arrived sticked on the hulls of the ships. The fact that this living beings were attached to this crafts and travelled thousands of miles was an unperceived fact until some biologists and experts started studying the origins and development of some species. But isn´t it amazing how this little creatures got so strongly attached to the structure that not even years of travel and miles of distance made them let go?, Isn´t it amazing how strong their capacity of attachment and will is?

Shortly after his retirement, Sam Farber and his wife rented a home in Provence, France for two weeks. His wife had developed arthritis and the…

As John Thackara says, “This shift in emphasis from what things look like to how they behave – from designing on the world to designing…

As you can see, India’s like a big fat gulab jamun. It’s fried, it’s sugary, its loaded with calories, and the after effects of eating one are more complex than you might imagine. Infographics and systems diagramming allow us to take a fresh look at these statistics and cultural values so that we may draw new connections we didn’t think existed before.

“If you understand something in only one way, then you don’t really understand it at all. The secret of what anything means to us depends on how we’ve connected it to all other things we know.” – AI researcher Marvin Minsky