Paul's Update 10/1

The Second Machine Age: Work, Progress, and Prosperity in a Time of Brilliant Technologies - Microsoft Research

		The Second Machine Age: Work, Progress, and Prosperity in a Time of Brilliant Technologies - Micro... The future of business, work, and the economy in a digital world. In recent years, computers have learned to diagnose diseases, drive cars, write clean prose, and win at Jeopardy!.
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Design Is Changing How We Work!

				Design Is Changing How We Work The way we do our jobs is changing rapidly. See where everything from Big Mac-making to computer printing to work-life balancing is headed.
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Innovation Requires a Change in Behaviour

				Innovation Requires a Change in Behaviour What is the most important innovation ever? I’ve argued before that it is hand-washing in hospitals. This innovation was a major driver in the improved health outco...
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The gamification of global health: could a game change your bad habits?

				The gamification of global health: could a game change y... From the #StopEbola song to the Aids Fighter Pilot game in India, fun is proving to encourage healthier behaviours, writes Marie-Christine Boeve
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Crowdsourcing May Not Be New, But it's the New Best Way to Get Your Work Done

				Crowdsourcing May Not Be New, But it's the New Best Wa... Why should you have to do all the hard work by yourself?
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10 Times When It's Okay to Be Lazy - Pick the Brain | Motivation and Self Improvement

				10 Times When It's Okay to Be Lazy - Pick the Brain | Mo... I think it is possible to be lazy and be productive at the same time; it just depends what areas of your life you’re seeking to improve.
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5 Key Themes Emerging From the 'New Science of Cities'

				5 Key Themes Emerging From the 'New Science of Cities' In the most innovative incubators of urban research, the lessons of Jane Jacobs are more vital than ever.
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Does Hyper-specialization in Science Stifle Innovation?

				Does Hyper-specialization in Science Stifle Innovation? Cross-fertilisation of ideas within science is hugely important for innovation. The problem is, the more specialised we become, the more disconnected we become with...
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