Here are the stories you clicked, shared, and spent the most time with.
This week we reported on a glass coating developed by MIT that not even ketchup or mayo can resist. And Aisha Mustafa patented a new quantum physics propulsion system that could revolutionize the way we navigate the galaxy. We also reported on “CITE,” the most technologically advanced ghost town on the planet.
1. 8 Rules For Creating A Passionate Work Culture Fast Company
Paul Alofs offers 8 rules for creating the ideal work culture.
2. MIT's Freaky Non-Stick Coating Keeps Ketchup Flowing Co.Exist
Austin Carr reports on why we might never again have to pound the old “57” on our ketchup bottles.
3. Mustafa's Space Drive: An Egyptian Student's Quantum Physics Invention Fast Company
Aisha Mustafa (a 19-year-old student) might have discovered a new method of space travel. NASA, take note.
4. America's Most Innovative Neighborhood: 15 Square Miles In New Mexico, Population: 0 Fast Company
Humanity is now building super-advanced “testing cities” with no inhabitants. Does this sound like the beginning of a Resident Evil movie to anyone else?
5. The "Hell Yes!" Approach To Better, Bolder Decision Making Fast Company
Amber Rae makes the case for the “Hell Yes!” approach to decision making.
6. To Get To The Root Of A Hard Problem, Just Ask "Why" Five Times Co.Design
Eric Ries imparts the importance of “why.”
7. The Mouthwash Principle: For Max Effectiveness At Work, Rinse And Repeat Fast Company
Peter Bregman implores you to channel a little bit of that broken record in you.
8. Dude, This Diplomat's No Stiff Fast Company
Suzanne Philion looks to change the way that we perceive public servants.
9. Yahoo Announces Axis, A New Visual Paradigm In Web Search UI Co.Design
Axis (a new browser from Yahoo) looks to change the way that we navigate the web through our phones, table...
[Source: Fast Company]
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