Study is picking up pace – all the prep work is paying off. Finally spending some time on the streets and underground – Seoul is …
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Captive, wanting to be free
23 Sep 2005
If there isn’t a law about advertising to captive audiences there should be –
one hour waiting to clear customs watching an endless loop of Samsung
Mobile …
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The person who takes you the last leg of the journey often turns into the
first local subject of the day. Sit in the front of …
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Some industries are more cut-throat than others. To my mind the male and
female escort service industries in Kabukichou, Tokyo must be somewhere
at the top of …
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Designing Outside Human Limitations
17 Sep 2005
Spent yesterday with a colleague refining the goals of our next user study and discussing where we should focus our research energies next year. Talking …
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10 days before the next in-depth user study starts, 240 hours of relative calm before the storm.
Sometimes its possible to plan a year in advance. …
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Value From Appreciation of the Process
11 Sep 2005
The walls around Parco Shibuya are updated every two weeks or so with a newly painted mural. You often see the mural crew working late …
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Why You Do, What You Do
07 Sep 2005
What draws you to get out of bed to go and do whatever it is that you do?
Money? Fear? Apathy? Passion?
Somewhere along the line you …
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Life is messy, pleasantly imperfect.
Milk goes sour. Shoe laces come undone. Objects are forgotten. Luggage is lost (thanks FinnAir). Packages don’t turn up (thanks DHL, …
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To convince buyers that wrist watches are waterproof this market seller in Kathmandu places them in water – salt water. Punters think they are buying …
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