drive_by_burner

2/26/14

Yup, and yup. Big fan. Glad to hear you're making use of Chris' methodologies, they're quite sound.

2/19/14

The app can be very useful for not only people who are very busy, or deeply focused, or easily distracted, but also, yes, those folks with a diagnosed neurological disorder.

2/19/14

Go ahead and call it stupid if you think it's stupid. You're not hurting anyone's feelings here.

1/15/14

Sorry, thats not correct. LG actually manufactures the glass for Apple's displays, specifically the 27" iMac and The Thunderbolt Display, as well as Dell's competing display:
http://nofilmschool.com/2013/01/apple-…
http://thewirecutter.com/2013/01/some-f…
http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Apple…

12/31/13

You're a photographer. :) The connection is natural to you, and it's a strong one!

12/31/13

It's a study, so it's just an exercise in finding a truth that may or may not be universal - at best.

12/31/13

Perhaps not, but I think that it does challenge the conventional wisdom that taking a photograph somehow equates to "I'll remember this," when in fact the opposite is most likely the case.

12/31/13

That's the point though, right? I doubt the participants were allowed to review the photo they took in order to bolster their memory at the time of the memory test - but that's the thrust of the study. Not only do you not commit the object to memory, but if you don't refer to the photo later, or don't take time to…

12/31/13