Via destroytoday.

“Caveman” av Liam Brazier. Nydelig. Via Nalden.

“Over the past few decades, psychologists have dismantled the myth of objectivity. The fact is, we carefully edit our reality, searching for evidence that confirms what we already believe. Although we pretend we’re empiricists — our views dictated by nothing but the facts — we’re actually blinkered, especially when it comes to information that contradicts our theories. The problem with science, then, isn’t that most experiments fail — it’s that most failures are ignored.”

“This is why other people are so helpful: They shock us out of our cognitive box. “I saw this happen all the time,” Dunbar says. “A scientist would be trying to describe their approach, and they’d be getting a little defensive, and then they’d get this quizzical look on their face. It was like they’d finally understood what was important.”

Accept Defeat: The Neuroscience of Screwing Up / Wired.

Mer på fubiz.

Internet skulle visst gjøre print overflødig, men vi printer ut mer enn noen sinne. WWF har kommet med en fascinerende løsning på problemet: et nytt PDF-filformat som ikke lar seg printe ut @ saveaswwf.com

Wes Anderson OG Roman Coppola. Via Direto do forno.

Genialt – vinkork med dato for å huske når du åpnet den, “a date with wine”. Designet av George Lee. Via designboom.

Bør uansett være helt uaktuelt å ødelegge Hardangerfjorden, men kanskje man kan la seg inspirere? “Land of Giants” designet for Island av Choi + Shine Architects. Via dezeen.