Do all languages tend to name colors the same way? Some research says, “Yep.”

Via Wonkblog.

Do all languages tend to name colors the same way? Some research says, “Yep.”

Via Wonkblog.

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Descriptive Camera takes pictures with words, using the magic of Amazon’s Mechanical Turk. Via Today and Tomorrow.

Descriptive Camera takes pictures with words, using the magic of Amazon’s Mechanical Turk. Via Today and Tomorrow.

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That’s cool at least. The story and more photos of the tribute at Brooklyn Based. Shake your rump-ah.

That’s cool at least. The story and more photos of the tribute at Brooklyn Based. Shake your rump-ah.

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Portugal. The Man - “All Your Light (Times Like These)” (Official Video) (by noisey)

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Hitchcock’s Rear Window all at once.

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We now know what it would cost ($852 quadrillion). But have we the will to achieve it?

We now know what it would cost ($852 quadrillion). But have we the will to achieve it?

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Now Spotify integrates with your Facebook status to suggest songs based on what you type. Is it good? Creepy? Creepy good?

Via NY Egotist.

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GOOD Magazine’s human infographic shows how small changes can have a big impact on traffic.

(via @mono_mpls)

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Gaming, game mechanics, and gamification are buzzwords that marketers often mis-use and abuse. So why are games such a hot topic in ad-land?  We believe the future of gaming in advertising is beyond petty points and badges. Games are successful because they enable people to experience things normally impossible in everyday life. For the future of advertising, new mobile technology will tie gaming and reality closer together allowing the creation of brand experiences that elevate reality in a new and inspiring way.

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A montage of shots from above in Wes Anderson films. Via Have You Seen This?!

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The New York Public Library now lets you create gifs & 3D anaglyphs using their 40,000 antique stereographs.

The New York Public Library now lets you create gifs & 3D anaglyphs using their 40,000 antique stereographs.

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