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I've seen this a couple times. Honestly, it's not surprising so much as it's cool. Subways are fairly predictable and they have a natural rhythm to them, anima
by asperous 13y ago
I've seen this a couple times. Honestly, it's not surprising so much as it's cool.
Subways are fairly predictable and they have a natural rhythm to them, animals can deal to deal with this sort of system.
We should be designing more user experiences that are so natural and predictable, even dogs can take advantage.
- eatitraw 13y agoI've never noticed dog riding a train in the moscow subway. I could have pay not enough attention though.
- guard-of-terra 13y agoI've seen a dog riding a bus once. It seemed as if it knew where it goes to.
- dopamean 13y agoI love the thought of someone so focused on a book, phone, or conversation with a friend that they didn't notice they were sitting opposite a dog on the subway. It could be a comic in The New Yorker.
- super-serial 13y ago"We should be designing more user experiences that are so natural and predictable, even dogs can take advantage." There's a web startup idea somewhere in that sentence... "it's like MTurk for dogs who want work for earning treats, and web application developers who want to request dogs for user testing." And dog-workers are such an untapped resource... imagine all the hours they spend at home tearing up furniture that could be used for something productive. All we need to do is figure out an intuitive dog computer interface along with a treat dispensing device, and this startup idea would be bulletproof.