This document contains colorful images and text on various topics including networks adapting for complexity, digital advertising models, and Havana Car Syndrome. It discusses the "big lie" that our always-on, multi-tasking culture makes us think faster when it actually slows us down. The document also mentions superskills, social superheroes, and having a personal, political, commercial, social, and cultural impact. It is authored by Antony Mayfield and contains references to brilliantnoise.com.

1. Brilliant Noise / Endless
BUILDING USEFULNESS PART 5 AUGUST 2011

4. A splash of colour
here and there

15. Networks Thinking
Adapting for Compexity
Warwick Business School
Executive MBA
Antony Mayfield
16th October 2011
@amayfield
brilliantnoise.com

16. Superskill
Number 2

17. Images, now in
glorious colour.

18. Social
Superheroes

19. The big lie of always-on, multi-tasking culture:
“We think we’re thinking faster, but actually we’re slowing down.”

20. Personal
Political
Commercial
Social
Cultural

21. Flawed optimism – Digital advertising models

22. Havana Car Syndrome
Image (cc) Andrea Rosa

23. Digital things

25. @brilliantnoise

26. m.brilliantnoise.com

27. m.brilliantnoise.com

28. Brilliant Noise / Endless