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I Just Want to Bang on My Table All Day
Posted on Jun 05, 2008 - 09:34 AM
Although Jump the Curve deals primarily with new and emerging technologies sometimes I just like to highlight ideas which represent certain aspects of the book. In this case, I’d invite you to check out this very short video of a man who is building tables which double as instruments. It is a great example of what I call the “power of play”—or thinking like a child.
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