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"I think humans constantly scan their environment to build a mental model of what's around them. And the harder a scene is to parse, the less energy you have le
by kgp 17y ago
"I think humans constantly scan their environment to build a mental model of what's around them. And the harder a scene is to parse, the less energy you have left for conscious thoughts. A cluttered room is literally exhausting."
On a related note , Steve Jobs has no furniture.
- cracki 17y agowhat does he have? walls and a floor?
- gwern 17y agoHe just sits indian-style and uses an iPad.
- gfodor 17y agoHey, I thought it was funny.
- ChillyWater 17y ago"Levels, Jerry. With cushions ... like ancient Egypt."
- kgp 17y agohttp://money.cnn.com/galleries/2009/technology/0911/gallery.steve_jobs_testimonials.fortune/3.html http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2009/technology/0911/gallery....
- gcb 17y agohe has a pretty good PR image. Have you ever interviewed a politician? With jobs et all its probably the same. He will always be using that perfect entrepreneur mask and wont waste a single word not to sell you that image. It's like reading a piece about a politician honesty and his worries about the people. Only that with the business people the interviewer is not even trying to expose him. And if it's wired, then it's even the other way around. They will try hard to godfy ...is that a word?
- coolnewtoy 17y agodeify is the word. but we get what you mean.
- slavingia 17y agoHe had no furniture. I doubt the same is true now.