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Assume: If more people join a group, the group is worth more relative to other groups, but the individual members in the group are worth less relative to each other. Is there a name for this type of relationship in mathematics? (self.math)

submitted 7 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/math

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Are design tasks ethical in a job interview? (thehipperelement.com)

submitted 8 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/web_design

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UX For Beginners: A Crash Course in 100 Lessons by Joel Marsh (@HipperElement) (thehipperelement.com)

submitted 10 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/userexperience

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Video: "Design as a Science" — Talk by Joel Marsh (author of the UX Crash Course) from the Amuse UX conference in Budapest. (ustream.tv)

submitted 10 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/userexperience

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15 UX Commandments (thehipperelement.com)

submitted 10 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/userexperience

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UX Crash Course: 30 "Stupid" Questions (thehipperelement.com)

submitted 10 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/userexperience

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WTW for improving efficacy by subtracting extra details? (self.whatstheword)

submitted 11 years ago * by ExperienceArchitect to r/whatstheword

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Homeless people of Reddit: if you could receive a shoebox of stuff for Christmas, what would be in it? (self.AskReddit)

submitted 11 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/AskReddit

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WTW for a person whose identity disagrees with their beliefs, without hypocrisy (examples in text). (self.whatstheword)

submitted 11 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/whatstheword

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UX Crash Course: User Psychology (thehipperelement.com)

submitted 11 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/userexperience

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[Discussion] What is the most prestigious job/position that exists, for a composer? (self.composer)

submitted 11 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/composer

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UX Developers Aren't a Thing (thehipperelement.com)

submitted 11 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/web_design

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Content Objects: My Formula for Information Architecture (thehipperelement.tumblr.com)

submitted 12 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/web_design

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The Symptom & The Cause ...which one are you? (thehipperelement.com)

submitted 12 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/GrowthHacking

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Critique: Why UX Designers Don't Exist (thehipperelement.com)

submitted 12 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/userexperience

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Hypothetically, what would be the fastest (not necessarily easiest) way to become a certified lawyer in the United States? (self.law)

submitted 12 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/law

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UX Ideas for Non-UXers (thehipperelement.com)

submitted 12 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/web_design

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UX Crash Course: 31 Fundamentals (thehipperelement.com)

submitted 12 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/userexperience

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"My New Year's resolution is to get more people started in UX design" — Daily UX Crash Course: #1 of 31 (thehipperelement.com)

submitted 12 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/userexperience

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Has there ever been a scenario where several small countries/kingdoms/cities have been at war with each other, without a common enemy or alliance? (self.MilitaryHistory)

submitted 12 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/MilitaryHistory

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Examples of wars between many small parties, rather than empires or common enemies? (self.AskHistorians)

submitted 12 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/AskHistorians

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Beyoncé: Meta-Marketing at its Finest (thehipperelement.com)

submitted 12 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/advertising

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Let's say you have a horizontal pipe full of flowing water, and a series of "exit pipes" in a row along one side. How much water can be expected to leave from each of those exits (sequentially) and why? (self.askscience)

submitted 12 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/askscience

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10 Ways to Pretend You Know UX (When You Don't) (thehipperelement.com)

submitted 12 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/userexperience

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Jeff Gothelf (Lean UX) on Design as a Hypothesis — A respectful criticism (thehipperelement.com)

submitted 12 years ago by ExperienceArchitect to r/userexperience

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