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Steven Pinker: How Innuendo Makes Things Work Published on Open Culture | shared via feedly RSA has rolled out its latest animated video, and it’s a good one. This time we have Steven Pinker, the famed Harvard linguist and cognitive scientist, trying to make sense of innuendo. Why do we often say things in veiled terms, especially when everyone knows what’s really being said? Pinker breaks it all down, and explains how language provides the grease that lubricates everyday social relationships. This clip...
The Future of Art from KS12 on Vimeo. Join an ongoing discussion about the video here. The Future of Art: an immediated autodocumentary via psfk.com
Kyle deals in cultural insight and pattern analysis. His background is in the analysis of human behavior, in realms ranging from consumer research and cultural ethnography to military intelligence and service experience design. Most recently at the trends consultancy PSFK, currently at Anthem Worldwide. Contact at kylestudstill@gmail.com
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