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Jason Clarke

10% myth, 100% wrong.

It’s common knowledge that we only use 10% of our brain; that each of us has vast mental resources that […]

On wicked problems.

Imagine a problem so mysterious, so fluid and so fiendishly complicated that it was impossible to comprehend, let alone solve. […]

Who da boss?

With so much talk about leadership these days, it’s amazing that almost no-one has bothered to define what the hell […]

Short and to the point.

When Churchill famously declared; ‘We shall fight them on the beaches, we shall fight them on the landing grounds, we […]

The myth of the lone designer.

I’m a sucker for stories about the lone innovator who struggles against the odds to bring an idea to the […]

Exciting the designer mind.

Silicon Valley, 1968: The boffins at Hewlett-Packard were still basking in the wonder of their latest creation (the typewriter-sized 9100A […]

Feeding culture change

A Cherokee elder is out walking with his grandson. ‘There’s two wolves inside all of us’ says the old man, […]

Does X cause Y? Really?

Most of our public debates these days are about cause and effect: do vaccinations cause autism? Do carbon emissions cause […]

The McGyver Principle.

If necessity is the mother of invention (and I’m not suggesting for a moment that she isn’t) then to see […]