Marshmallow Test Take 2: The Sociologic Hullabaloo
If you’ve ever investigated the culture of business or self improvement, you’ve likely heard tell of the marshmallow test: the study […]
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Not That Kind of Green Coffee
I’m no Brassica-phobe: I love broccoli. Steamed, roasted, in a crunchy salad or creamy soup: its flexibility and high vitamin
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The Golden Record and Alien Thought
And here I thought the biggest problem with NASA’s Voyager probes, launched for deep space exploration in 1977, was that they
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A New Hub for Gadgets Boosts Accessibility in Gaming
We at DFC love elegant solutions — especially when they open up new experiences to folks underserved by the status quo. This
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Ancient Humanity Never “Got” the Blues
As we considered back in February, blue is everywhere on the Internet, and due to that fact has a strong case for being
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Google Duplex’s New Ethical A.I. Problem
Just when you thought it couldn’t get any creepier: At the I/O conference at the beginning of this month, Google debuted a
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Talking Drums in the Amazon
At DFC, communication is both our business and our obsession. We strive for the perfect balance of simplicity and effectiveness in each solution
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Big Data and the Soullessness of Algorithms
Like you, we at DFC have no time for Luddites: technology is here to stay, and it’s important for us to
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Circle of Life: The Why and How of Pets Eating Owners
We at DFC live a pretty rural life. While we have an excellent emergency response, if we do say so ourselves, we
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Of Cilantro and Dinosaurs: New Theory About Taste & Extinction
I had a productive conversation with a friend this week, in which we potayto–potahto-ed over the world’s most controversial herb, cilantro. I love it,