Professions that encourage a lack of empathy?

Which professions have the most psychopaths? The fewest? Mark Frauenfelder, boingboing.net The Wis­dom of Psy­chopaths: What Saints, Spies, and Ser­i­al Killers Can Teach Us About Suc­cess, by Kevin Dut­ton, has this side-by-side list of pro­fes­sions with the high­est per­cent­age of psy­chopaths (CEO tops the list) and low­est… RT @BoingBoing: Which professions have the most psychopaths? … Continue reading Professions that encourage a lack of empathy?

Case lets you film people with an iPhone laying flat (like presidential campaign fund raisers)

iPhone case allows you to take photos with phone held horizontally Mark Frauenfelder, boingboing.net The Mir­ror­Case for the iPhone lets you take pho­tos while hold­ing the phone flat, like an old-timey cam­era. It seems like a good way to shoot video of your­self, too - just set it on a table and do your thing. … Continue reading Case lets you film people with an iPhone laying flat (like presidential campaign fund raisers)

A bike horn that helps you avoid homicidal drivers

Loud Bicycle: Car horn for your bike Mark Frauenfelder, boingboing.net An out­stand­ing Kick­starter project - a bike horn that is as loud as a car horn! Cycling in traffic can be frightening and dangerous. The Loud Bicycle horn prevents accidents by alerting motorists with a familiar sound. The safety benefits of … RT @BoingBoing: Loud … Continue reading A bike horn that helps you avoid homicidal drivers

SticknFinds: find the things you lose

Bluetooth stickers help you find things when you lose them Mark Frauenfelder, boingboing.net Stick­N­Finds are Blue­tooth loca­tion stick­ers the diam­e­ter of a quar­ter (but thick­er than a quar­ter). You attach them to tele­vi­sion remote con­trols, pets, chil­dren, or other things that you need to locate. The bat­ter­ies last about a… RT @BoingBoing: Bluetooth stickers help … Continue reading SticknFinds: find the things you lose

Upright sleeper: How to sleep on a plane

$40 device keeps your head from falling off your shoulders when you sleep on a plane Mark Frauenfelder, boingboing.net I can’t sleep for more than 30 min­utes or so on a plane. After that, I’m awake for the dura­tion of the flight, no mat­ter how long it is. I won­der if this neck-propper-upper would help? … Continue reading Upright sleeper: How to sleep on a plane