Did you know, the hashtag (#) is technically called an octothorpe?
According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, the “octo” prefix refers to the eight points on the symbol. The “thorpe” suffix remains more of a mystery. One theory is that “thorpe” comes from the old English word for...Every time you shuffle a deck of cards, you get a combination that’s never existed.
That’s right, the probability comes out to 52 factorial or 52! (52 x 51 x 50 … x 2 x 1). The probability that two card shuffles are exactly the same is so small, it likely will never happen. When I saw this, I thought of people going through their lives...Fun Fact: Children ask over 300 questions a day on average.
Do you think adults ask more or less than 300 questions per day? My guess is LESS than 300. Why is it that adults seem to lose some of their curiosity from childhood? What might we miss out on because the lack of curiosity? How is it limiting our progress? At Matrix...Most of what we do today was once unthinkable
We prototype. We test. We iterate. And we fail a lot. Until we don’t. Astro Teller, CEO of X, the moonshot factory. Turn your problems into opportunities with curious, diverse teams that aren’t afraid to ask the question How Might We? This short video gets...Are design thinking, workshopping, and agility related?
How do design thinking (and human-centered design) relate to workshopping, and agility? These are all compliments to each other to promote innovation. They can be used together to help develop new ideas, test new ideas, integrate ideas from multiple people, and then...