I came upon the Jerry Seinfeld “Don’t break the chain.” reference twice in two days this week. If you have not heard it, it’s a recollection from
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Kids? History? Are we talking oil and water?
Maybe, but many popular kid games are packed with history both real and imagined. It’s a rich source of
“I want a new website.” There is a certainty in the eyes and voice that pushes back my objections. “That’s what we need. Here is what we
I’ve written previously about the trim tab concept, a metaphor used by Buckminster Fuller to describe how an insightful discovery allows one to affect profound and long-lasting
What can you do that will be effective at getting the word out, but will not break the bank?
Is there a relatively inexpensive tactical shift can
The new Reversible Destiny Foundation website is a metaphorical extension of their persistent and active interference with death and the death-dealing habits that populate a normal life.
We have had to create a few historical game characters for games targeted at kids. Along the way we have acquired some insights that may be useful
If your mission, your reason for being in the world—regardless of weather you are a nonprofit, a for-profit, a museum or an educational institution—is good, then you
The warning label which works contrary to our tendency toward optimism and self-indulgence misses the potential leverage point because the possible event of a future consequence can
The opportunity for fun is at the heart of viral marketing, and what happened with this Romney campaign App COULD be looked at as something more interesting