Articles by Sam McNerney
Sam McNerney graduated from Hamilton College where he earned a bachelors in Philosophy last May. However, after reading too much Descartes and Nietzsche, he realized that his true passion is reading and writing about the psychology of judgment and decision making. His blog, www.WhyWeReason.com tries to figure out what makes humans tick. He spends his free time listening to Gaga and tweeting @WhyWeReason.
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In the series on interaction design we see a cross section of the way that interaction design manifests itself...
In a series on interaction design, jurors from the Interaction Awards 2012 discuss the crucial elements that...
PSFK is featuring a series of videos about innovative interaction design. What should it aspire to as a field?...
PSFK is featuring a series of videos about innovative interaction design: what can it achieve in the present...
In a series about interaction design, jurors from the Interaction Awards give the rationale behind their...
The future of automation might include wireless cooperation between vehicles.
Traditional media is suffering as consumers continue to purchase more and more mp3s.
Peter Gleick releases many documents that illuminate the Heartland Institute's unscientific stance on global...
The increasingly popular photo-sharing website gets the DIY treatment.
The use of popular operating system is becoming more widespread.
Popular search engine rumored to launched augmented reality device by the end of the year.
World famous sportswear company is closely tied with international sport competition even without direct...
Businesses are no longer using the world's most popular social network to sell their products.
Famed building designer might be facing an inevitable adverse reaction from people for being too...
Julian Oliver has created an easy to use physical data mine that demonstrates how easy it is to monitor and...
Major sportswear supplier is launching a new line of running equipment this summer, just in time for the...
Popular video sharing website is investing money to create 25 hours of new programming a day.
A list of alternatives to the pricey TED Global lecture series.
World's largest search engine introduces a Leaderboard-style, location-based service for Latitude that...
Bill Weir of Nightline takes an in-depth look at the working condition of factories in southern China to see...
Popular URL shortening website is trying to understand how internet behaviors are formed using old military...
Researchers from Boston-based University create promising new green energy technology.
American computer company will aim to offer the same user experience no matter what product you are using.
A roundup of the latest, most fascinating apps we've learned about this past week.
Image reveals how popular classifieds website locates and connects users.
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