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I hope that most of us would agree that driving 50 mph in a school zone where little kids cross the street is a significant safety…

There are a few tools I use regularly that make me smile, because the craftspeople who made them decided to build something with extra magic and…

A trick question is designed to fool us into proposing the wrong answer (example below). A trap question, on the other hand, stops the train completely.…

Plasticity | Seth’s Blog It’s pretty easy for some kids to switch gears. They can go from sad to ebullient in seconds, and switch contexts without…

The best jugglers don’t seem to be trying very hard. That’s because they understand what the work involves, and they don’t confuse effort with results. Some…

That’s sort of an oxymoron. The original figureheads were carved into the bow of a ship. They exist to express the spirit of the boat and…

Meaningfully informed | Seth’s Blog Community requires individuals to have the option of speaking up. If we’re in this together, we ought to be able to…

“Ready” vs. “Done” | Seth’s Blog Ready means that time is up, spec is met and the user can engage. Done might mean that you believe…

The Pinocchio protocol | Seth’s Blog He had a hard time lying because his nose got longer every time he did. Gas-powered leaf blowers would disappear…

If we’re to publish, teach, invent, imagine or promote, we need the confidence to believe that we have something to offer. That we are, in some…