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Serious Innovation Newsletter no. 11 - 2003
Welcome back! Do you have a hard time getting the brain engine to steam at full power after the vacation period? Do you feel that the thinking organs are moving at a low speed? Well, we did. And therefore we searched the net for some inspirational candy to ignite our personal innovation system, and found a bunch of eye opening and mind provoking sites to see... Be our guests on this journey and once again welcome back to another season of serious innovation! Need some new ideas for free? Either specified in different areas or just a simple new idea that could change reality - this is what you find at www.idea-a-day.com. This is a place where you can browse any day and give or get a brand new idea together with the morning paper. Just to wake up and smell the coffee. Want to be inspired by some of the great persons of the 20th century? Go to www.time.com/time/time100 and read about the 100 most influential people of the last hundred years - the simple genius of Einstein, the self-taught Wright brother’s or maybe a quick laugh of wisdom while browsing through the 100 worst ideas of the 1900s. Let me just say that The Ugandan Space program was one of them... Or maybe what you’re longing for is a fairytale house on the French Riviera at Tourrettes sur Loup. Look at the fantasy house and imagine new product developments that could be created by you in this house whose only equivalent is owned by fashion designer Pierre Cardin: Or does your brain trigger on lateral thinking puzzles, illusions, games or other mystifications? Then stir your mouse to www.encyclozine.com which is filled to the limit with small mind twisting gimmicks for the curious. Rave into this world of tricks and riddles! Finally, if you are a Godfather fanatic or just happen to see Sopranos once in a while; do not hesitate to visit www.wmob.com. Wmob is the result of FBI secret wiretapping of two New York gangsters and gives you an insight into the everyday life of a hoodlum. Either just enjoy this as a sociological analysis, a docusoap or be really creative and try to help FBI discover any possible metaphors, ciphers or secret codes that you can decipher out of the conversations.
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