Passing the time. Killing time. Counting the minutes.
Why do so many expressions about time treat it like something expendable when it’s the thing we never seem to have enough of?
Latest from Bored Silly: https://t.co/EZyzW2e0H0
10 hours into a tournament day, nothing happening at your table. Most players reach for their phone. The ones who don’t? They’re usually still there at the end. My sister writes about why that matters beyond poker. #wsop
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TV has been many things in my life: comfort, ritual, escape, background noise.
But sometimes it’s also a way to avoid boredom.
So for the next month, I’m removing it to see what returns in the quiet.
More on the first Bored Silly experiment: https://t.co/cOReUsixT2
One of the things I keep returning to with Bored Silly: Boredom isn’t the opposite of creativity. Sometimes it’s where creativity begins. What began in boredom for you?
A poem written out of boredom at age six — brought to life decades later using AI tools. Imagination has to start somewhere. More on the ideas behind Bored Silly: https://t.co/AOPyvr5CfV
One of the questions I’ve carried with me for years is finally becoming something tangible. Bored Silly — an exploration into what emerges when we create space on purpose.
What disappears when every idle moment gets filled?
Not just attention spans — but imagination, reflection, wandering thoughts, silliness, creativity.
So I started a project exploring a simple question: What grows when we stop filling every moment? https://t.co/AOPyvr5CfV
Rawthencity, Collective Creativity, Cryptoinclusion, Planet Positive -- these are a few of the many foresights spotlighted in Facebook IQ's Culture Rising: 2022 Trends Report. Check out these shifts with staying power. https://t.co/bBjLCa3svX
A horrific and heartbreaking surge in violence against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) is happening across the US. Together, it is our responsibility to condemn hate and create lasting social change. https://t.co/oxyEabR9fh
Check out @FacebookIQ's 3rd Annual Topics & Trends Report. The topics in our 2020 look-ahead highlight larger cultural shifts—like people going greener, adopting minimalistic products to drive maximum impact and elevating everyday moments. https://t.co/JhGUovpEAJ
From January to July, fires had consumed 4.6M acres of the Brazilian Amazon, a 62% increase vs last year, according to Brazil’s National Institute for Space Research https://t.co/yN4XYDUWkc via @nytimes
Coming soon to our “Coffee Break w/NYWICI” podcast, @JulieinNYC’s conversation with @annmmack, Director of Insights Marketing at @facebook! Stay tuned for amazing #career advice.
63% of people are interested in using VR to view products without having to visit physical stores. Discover the ways people want to engage with AR and VR — and how these technologies can help you create more immersive shopping experiences via @facebookiq https://t.co/8cAKAAs5FB
From daily coffees and shared meals to big birthdays and first jobs, moments have always brought people together. And with the evolution of mobile, people now have more ways than ever to share—and share in—the moments that matter to them. https://t.co/25TUib3KwM