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Cabaret Punk Rockstar on the Art of Asking [Video]

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Dresden Dolls frontwoman Amanda Palmer on trusting strangers, the parallels between couchsurfing and crowdsurfing, the future of sharing art, asking for help and the power of the crowd. Read more »

TrustCloud: The Path to Establishing Trust Online?

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What will your most valuable asset be in the near future? Not a physical object or your bank account, as collaborative consumption champion Rachel Botsman would have it. It’s your reputation, online and off. Read more »

Alex Steffen on the Shareable Future of Cities [VIDEO]

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Futurist Alex Steffen argues that collaborative consumption, neighborhood-based green initiatives and city planning policies that reduce car usage will lead the way to a more sustainable future. Read more »

Alex Hillman on Finding Your Tribe [VIDEO]

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When Indyhall co-founder Alex Hillman moved to Philadelphia, he had a tough time finding other people who shared his techie passions. But through coworking and meetups, Hillman was able to find his tribe in his own backyard. Read more »

This Week in Sharing

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Happy Thursday! Here are some links from around the web we thought you might enjoy. Click, read, and pass 'em on. Read more »

Could Video Games Change the World?

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The charges levied against video games are as familiar as they are inaccurate: they're a pointless time suck. They discourage social engagement. They encourage violence, an evergreen claim that studies have debunked. Read more »

Why Electronics Recycling is Energy Stupid

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Dominic Muren, TED Fellow and open-source manufacturing entrepreneur, explains why electronics recycling is energy stupid. And also why open hardware and modular design is energy smart. Read more »

Government 2.0 and Motivation

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During my bachelor’s, I formed an organization based on the idea that undergrads could successfully do research in a laboratory. Read more »

How to Design Cities to Counter Racism

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In this nine-minute TED video, Nate Silver (primary author of the blog FiveThirtyEight) explores racial attitudes in the 2008 elections. Read more »
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