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In the1960s, American psychologist Harry Harlow conducted a series of experiments which involved separating infant rhesus monkeys from their mother’s just hours after birth. Each infant was given a choice between two dummy mothers. One was made of wire and held a milk bottle; another was covered in synthetic fur to resemble a real money but provided no food. Harlow assumed the monkeys would gravitate towards the mother surrogate which gave them a basic need: sustenance. Much to his surprise, the monkeys preferred their realistic looking cloth surrogate mother for comfort and security, and would only select the metal wire mother when they needed food. Harlow’s experiments fleshed out “form, function, feeling,” by American architect Louis Sullivan, the core of modern human design principles. Form and function have become universal concepts, but there’s a third, more subtle factor at play in design: feeling.
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it's true, pokemon go is a low-key fitness app

unless you’re one of those individuals who’ve been hiding away in some burrow, you’ve certainly heard about the pokémon go craze going on around the world.

it's true, pokemon go is a low-key fitness app

1 min

machine dreams- how nasa imagines life on mars

in the 1970's, nasa ames research center (arc) conducted space colony summer studies on bernal spheres and toroidal colonies which could hold a population of up to 10,000 living in space, and on cylindrical colonies which could hold a population of 1,000,000...

machine dreams- how nasa imagines life on mars

6 mins

most brilliant product designs of 2016

the volkswagen beetle, released in 1938 and produced until 2003, is the bestselling design in automotive history. known as “the people’s car” (literally, volks + wagon) it became a symbol of counterculture in the 60's.

most brilliant product designs of 2016

6 mins

games people play: the folly of virtual stock-trading games

it’s not everyone’s cup of tea to jump directly in the water and start trading stocks with real money. for some people, trading can prove to be very overwhelming while to others it may seem like something very normal. but, diving into the stock market as someone who is uninitiated and to think that you’ll make millions seems like living in the fool’s paradise.

games people play: the folly of virtual stock-trading games

5 mins

the nerdist

what are some of the darkest sites on the deep web?

the nerdist

5 mins

one against all: where is bot craze going to lead tech giants?

in ex machina, a popular sci-fi film of 2015, oscar isaac, who played the role of eccentric ai programmer famously quoted, “one day the ais are going to look back on us the same way we look at fossil skeletons on the plains of africa.

one against all: where is bot craze going to lead tech giants?

5 mins

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Technowize Magazine Description:

PublisherThe Fastest Media

CategoryTechnology

LanguageEnglish

FrequencyQuarterly

Technowize is one of the most premier media brands in the world. We are an innovative digitally oriented magazine with a unique editorial vision towards pioneering stories across various aspects of technology such as hardware, design, apps & software, privacy, gadgets, cloud, big data, tech events and enterprise businesses. Our bi-monthly editions are a good read and worth collecting for passionate technology enthusiast.

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