NY Times Magazine’s
The Year In Ideas
An annual compendium of ideas from A to Z. (Or at least Y. And, frankly, also missing J, O, Q, R and X.)
This past Sunday’s NY Times Magazine did a great job of collecting some notable innovations of the past year, but I think a few are missing… how about you?
Another incredible collection of creativity is the Dictionary of the History of Ideas. It’s an excellent archive of innovative advancements through the ages.
…I haven’t stretched my alliterative muscles in awhile, and they were due for a workout. 🙂
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