"We all agree that your theory is mad. The problem that divides us is this: is it sufficiently crazy to be right?" Niels Bohr

"If you want to get lucky...it pays to be ready." Michael Bierut

"It isn't that they can't see the solution, it is that they can't see the problem." G.K. Chesterton

Today's image: Color Palette by creativesam. Beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

Michael Rosenblum continues to post stuff that matters, to wit:

"Broadcasters have spent 50 years working in one way - creating content for broadcast - a one way street. You sit and listen. I will create the stuff for you to watch. It’s the ’shut up and take it’ school of content. Which was fine, so long as the technology was dumb and passive.

But it isn’t dumb and passive any more.

It talks back.

Broadcasters are a in unique position to seize the initiative here, because for the moment, they have the attention of the audience. But only for the moment. If they don’t seize that moment and start the conversation, the audience is going to drift away.

Because the product no longer measures up… not to what the technology can do… it no longer measures up to what the technology will do."

Read the entire post here. Bravos to Michael!

Bonus: Ken Levine offers up two excellent posts, writers writing about writer's block - with comments here and here.