The New Yorker on the history of Happiness. From a caveman to Seligman.
Replace your desk with a treadmill and work out while you work.
Extreme collaboration: 2.500 people play pong against 2.500 other people.
Great interview with Fred Gratzon, the world’s laziest entrepreneur. His book is on it’s way to my to-read-shelf.
The story I love from that Out of Control chapter is where the whole crowd executes a barrel role with the flight simulator.
Beautiful.
I really, really, really want to try that :o)
What amazes me most is the level of complexity they achieve with that many people collaborating. I would have thought it was impossible to get a game of pong going let alone a flight simulator.
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