Rote Learning Is A Killer For Most

[industrial Design In 50 Years] Will Be Less About Looks And More About Personality Of Artifacts.

Learning By Doing, Peer-to-peer Teaching, And Computer Simulation Are All Part Of The Same Equation.

You Go To Developing Countries Today And You'll Find Automobiles That You Haven't Seen Since You're Childhood And That's Because They Really Are Valuable, They're Taken Care Of, They're Repaired, And When Something Breaks, They Just Don't Buy A New One, They Actually Fix It.

In The World Of Computers And Just Devices In General, The Lifespan, Or The Shelf Life, Is Relatively Short Just Because Technology Moves So Fast And The Costs Drop So Quickly And The Power, Whether It's Computing Power Or Memory Rises Very, Very Quickly.

It Makes No Sense To Ship Atoms When You Can Ship Bits.