It’s general knowledge that Google has been keeping tabs on all inputs, resulting in a universe of database from which we all pull needed information. But it recently went a step further to create a search map showing the density of peculiar searches from each part of the world. The focus is on “how to” searches and from the data gathered by Google, they have increased by 140% since 2014.
25th November 2017 — Comments are off for this post.
Google; The World Is A Lonely Place
18th November 2017 — Comments are off for this post.
GTBank Fashn Wknd; A Home Run
I really need to improve my poker face game. Each time I saw an outrageous outfit I couldn’t stop my cheeks from bulging with laughter. Although some were quite creative, like a lady wearing a recycled disposable cups dress, others were just blatantly ridiculous. I caught quite a number wearing winter boots. In Nigeria, knee length winter boots.
Published by O. A. Mariam in Experience Design
18th September 2017 — Comments are off for this post.
Perfvcktion: Something is always missing.
As I have painfully discovered on many occasions, perfection is a mirage. It’s that puddle of water you see in the distance when driving on a tarred express road on an oven-hot afternoon. Yes, you (almost) see it in your mind but it keeps eluding your grasp. The closest we get to it is creating an illusion that it’s there. There are just too many dynamics that bar the existence of perfection.
13th July 2017 — Comments are off for this post.
Ibadan: Laid Back, But Savage
You’re in your car, on your way back from work. You’re caught in a traffic jam. A Danfo is at your back, another is trying to squeeze in your front, with the driver beckoning at you to stay put while he slides in. But because you have no time for such rubbish, you block the bastard. There you are, on a Friday night, “dragging space” with a Danfo driver.
Published by O. A. Mariam in Experience Design
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