Error: These Advertised Products Are Actually Horrible
New street art in New York shows the error messages that should pop up on posters for bad food and movies.
To Combat The “Arrogance Problem,” An Indian B-School Sends Students To Slums
Accused of being part of financial problems and a decline in morals, one Indian MBA program is taking action, requiring its students to spend significant time in India’s slums, working with children.
6 Future Playgrounds That Harness Kids’ Energy While They Play
Kids have boundless energy. What if that energy could be put to some use besides just running around and having a good time. These new jungle gyms convert play to power.
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Singapore’s Supertrees Light Up The Night
A new park in the city doesn’t just have plants, it also features 18 crazy tree-shaped vertical gardens that glow at night.
Why Boston Is One Of The World’s Smartest Cities
Written by: Boyd Cohen
It’s not just smart sensors, quality transit, and renewable energy leadership. The area’s educational opportunities attract smart citizens whose projects foster intense innovation.
An 18-Rotor “Volocopter” Takes Flight
Written by: Scientific American
