Failure By Design
Everyone makes mistakes. But when seemingly minor blunders are made in designing and building structures, the results can be catastrophic. Look at “failure by design” in this infographic by New School of Architecture & Design.
The Science of Study
When you learn something new, the involved synapses change. Once the information is stored, the more your recall what you’ve learned, the more simultaneous the process becomes. This same reaction occurs when learning any new information, including a new skill. What’s even more amazing, is that as you learn, your brain actually grows!
The 2013 Open Championship Returns to Muirfield
This year, the Open returns to Muirfield in East Lothian, Scotland. The folks at Golfcare have put together an infographic in the run up to the 2013 Open Championship.
Home Automation: Guidebook To a Growing Trend
Today’s home automation solutions connect homeowners to their homes through smartphones, tablets or PCs. Like a remote control, home automation gives people the power to control their security system, door locks, lighting and temperature at any time, from just about anywhere.
How a Super Villain Would Spend Google’s Revenue
Google has long-held the motto “don’t be evil,” but what if their 50.2 billion dollars in revenue made it into the wrong hands? There’s almost no limit to what could be done. In this hand-drawn, comic book-style infographic of comigraphic, Customer Magnetism explores what could happen if a super villain got a hold of Google’s 2012 revenue.
All-Star Facial Hair WAHLStars
WAHL teamed up with STATS, the world’s leading sports statistical analysis company, to discover facial hair is linked with actual performance on the field. Over the past decade players with facial hair have shown their clean-shaven counterparts how it’s done in the major offensive categories at the All-Star Game.
The Link Between Smoking & Depression
Recent research has suggested that effect of nicotine on the brain’s neurotransmitters are having an increased risk on depression symptoms. From 2005 to 2008 numerous individuals were surveyed to find the direct correlation between Smoking and Depression. If you needed yet another reason to quit smoking, here’s one!
From the Toilet To the Tap: How Urine Binds Us Together
We urinate a few times a day. So much, we don’t even think about it. It’s just nature. But, did you ever think about what happens to your pee after you have pee’d it? If water is constant on Earth, then all pee must have been pee’d before. Learn more about this interesting topic in the following infographic
Google Projects That Bite the Dust
Even Google Reader’s cult following couldn’t save the loved RSS reader from the scythe of the Google grave keeper. While we all love Google, it’s easy to forget just how many products and services Google has had to kill off in order to create the Google we love today. This infographic takes a gander at the Google Graveyard of products that once were.
Kittens & Bacon: When They Continue To Go Viral
If the internet had a mascot, you can bet it would be a kitten dressed in a bacon costume. Mysterious, majestic creations, cats and bacon have totally taken the Internet by storm. But why are they so popular, and how can we leverage their popularity for personal gain, or better yet, total world domination? The infographic below is a fun visual representation of the insane popularity around cuteness and deliciousness
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