The Economist Thinking Space
Ivan | Wed, 2009-07-08 19:16
Check out the thinking space of some interesting personalities by The Economist. What's your thinking space?
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This site is peculiar, I don't really get it's purpose.
Feels like an interactive version of the twilight zone.
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"This site is peculiar, I don't really get it's purpose."
Flash people like to show off their skills. :)
I guess that they were trying to show the various places where certain people do their thinking. I have a few places that I like to go to when I need to stimulate my creativity, to get out of a rut.
This shows the creativity of Vista users!
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I am not Steve Ballmer pretending not to be me!
@Perry - Thats very true about flash people, what was I thinking haha!
I like it, it's definitely different!
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@steveballmer "This shows the creativity of Vista users!"
If you are referring to The Economist workspaces then most of the computers I saw there were Macs. :)
@Anthony Prouix
At least they provided a menu for navigating. I hate going to those Flash sites where you try and find the next step.
It was 3D and it struck me that last week was the 25th anniversary of the Neuromancer. When I read that novel I got into the 3d of being in cyberspace. I think I still a copy of the book around, it is time for me to read it again.