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A Six-Decade Tour of Barbie’s Dreamhouses

From midcentury modern to a Gen-Z collab house, Barbie has kept up with design trends.

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‘The creative process is fabulously unpredictable. A great idea cannot be predicted’

In this episode of <em>The Quarterly Interview: Provocations to Ponder</em>, Jony Ive, the former design head of Apple, talks about what it

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On the nature of elegance

Elegance is a fundamental concept that is deeply embedded in our lives and work. Is there a universal definition of elegance?

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Also, headset for maternity leave is a great use case.

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Multiple timers!! Someone at Apple is looking out for parents.

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Just remember kids, I was cool enough to work at a music startup in 2008.

Don’t ask me about music now though.

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Weeknights are for deleting 15-year-old tweets one by one while watching TV.

My self-inflicted punishment for opening Twitter is that I have to delete at least 50 tweets every time.

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Building a Belief System | (Not Boring) Software

The experiences that shape the values that shape the beliefs that shape the products.

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Dancing With Systems - The Donella Meadows Project

By Donella Meadows The Dance 1. Get the beat. 2. Listen to the wisdom of the system. 3. Expose your mental models to the open air. 4. Stay h

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early 20s: feeling sad when someone you want to date doesn’t text you back

late 20s/early 30s: feeling sad when someone you want to hire you doesn’t email you back

late 30s: feeling sad when someone you want to hire doesn’t call you back

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We saw the vanity license CHKNPRM. Mine would be NDLSOOP.

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I love Apple Music playlist covers

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Taylor Swift is definitely not a feminist but totally a snake.

Graphic Design, FIT

Taylor Swifit, Nicki Minaj and Beyonce: Intersectional Feminism in Pop Culture

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Today’s anxiety is something else. It’s that our heroes in training — ourselves or our children — won’t settle on a path at all. We’ll scatter their attention to the four winds, get lost in diversion and frivolity. More than malaise we fear distraction. More than tragedy we fear trivia. On highways we die not in high-speed chases but because we can’t stop texting.

Should We Stay, or Should We Go? - NYTimes.com

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