It seems that if you hope to design things that cut to the heart of the human experience, you're better off drawing inspiration from classical stories and literature than contemporary work. Something that remains relevant hundreds or thousands of years after its writing is a better foundation for meaningful work than the latest tech blog post.(ryskamp.org)
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My name is Phil Dhingra. I'm an independent iOS app developer. My latest app is Nebulous Notes. You can check out the rest of my apps or read more about me.
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2/2011 - What's it like getting DNA test results.
2/2011 - 8 life-changing results from meditation.
7/2010 - RealOrFake3D.com is a handy list for separating the real 3D films that were shot/rendered natively in 3D from the fake ones that weren't.
6/2010 - How I would re-design Facebook and Twitter.
12/2009 - 20 Things I Don't Like About the Droid (phone).
10/2009 - A Prison Population Graphic that shows how America is NOT the land of the free.
5/2009 - A reddit roundup in response to the question, Which of our own closely held beliefs will our own children and grandchildren by appalled by?
8/2006 - A flow chart explaining the Tangled Web of Syriana.
7/2005 - A droll summary of conservative Bernard Goldberg's book, 100 People Who Are Screwing America
7/2005 - What is The Perfect Album, according to Plastic, a web community.
11/2003 - I created some free-form blogs in excel.
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