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Paolo Cardini: Glem multitasking, prøv monotasking
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Mennesker nøjes ikke med at lave mad længere -- de laver mad, skriver sms'er, taler i telefon, ser YouTube og oploader billeder af den lækre mad de lige har lavet. Designer Paolo Cardini stiller spørgsmål ved effektiviteten af vores multitaskende verden og fremfører et argument for -- gisp -- "monotasking". Hans charmerende 3D-printede smartphone omslag kunne måske hjælpe.
Paolo Cardini is a product designer who asks serious questions about how we live -- and answers them with whimsical and playful designs. Full bio »
Translated into Danish by David J. Kreps Finnemann
Reviewed by Anders Finn Jørgensen
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