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The100: The she-conomy, driverless cars and parkour dogs
Look away, Peter Pan Here’s a chin stroker for you: Legal definitions aside, how do you know when you’re an adult? Megan Wright and Sophie von Stumm have surveyed 722 people to find out: “The research suggests that many people define adulthood more by psychological markers than by social milestones – in other words, adulthood …
The100: Partial data, corporate Ozempic and buzzer beating
We’re going on a trend hunt The US Food & Wellness report 2024 is out. And, despite there being a lot of claimed behaviour in there (see rubber O-rings / partial data section below), it’s an interesting read. My highlights: What you can learn from rubber O-rings Aside from sending people to the moon, NASA …
The100: Self insight, intuitive imaginative leaps, & vintage pets
Invisible ignorance David Dunning (yes, the Dunning in the Dunning-Kruger effect) was interviewed about ‘self insight’. It’s a fascinating discussion. “In terms of our character, we overplay how much agency we have over the world. We’re not as influential as we think. And in terms of confidence, we overestimate how much we know…. each of …
The100: Polling, chatbot debacles and shopping wonky
This is what you will believe today Monmouth Poll posted some clickbait research showing that 1 in 5 Americans believe that Taylor Swift is part of a covert government effort to re-elect Biden. But (and it’s a pretty big one) 42% of those who reported believing this, hadn’t heard about that conspiracy prior to being …
The100: Me-search, TikTok trends and Vampire Problems
Fancy a day out of the office? Roll up, roll up! Tickets for our in person event, You Are Not Your Consumer, are now live. The theme of the day is how to better understand people not like you. We have 10 superb speakers lined up, including regular cast member of The100, Rory Sutherland (somebody …
The100: Class, algorithmic tyrannies & jumping sticks
“Welcome to AirSpace” We (or maybe just me?) may moan at what the algorithm churns out in our “because you did this, you might be interested in that” sections. However, more dangerously, algorithms are flattening our culture. Kyle Chayka has written a book on it and, using cafes as an example, has summarised her thoughts: …
The100: Partisan cheerleading, 2024 trends and The Masked Singer
Can anyone get AI to summarise all of these? Jeez, 2024? Let’s kick off with all the trend reports that have very kindly been collected into a Google Drive folder. Just the 124 decks in there… Evans above* Over and above all of those trend reports, I’d suggest reading Ben Evans’ utterly superb presentation on …
The100: The best of 2023
Phwoar. Anyone know where this year has gone? To mark the occasion, we’ve compiled the top 10 most clicked articles in The100 this year. Grab yourself a brew and enjoy… In 10th Behold! How to scare an insight manager, courtesy of Sinae Hudson. In 9th A highly addictive click through of airport views around the …
The100: Hype cutting, specialness spirals, and the Rory SutherBot
Get your pin for bubbles here Cutting through the Hype, produced by the AAR, is a thorough investigation of the realities of a changing market as marketers go into 2024. AI obviously features, but so does leveraging customer data, fluidity in marketing ecosystems, beyond purpose and connecting with Gen Z. On AI, this quote from …
The100: Internal language, the impossible job and SpongeBob
“Let your gut do what it was designed to do” There was some hullabaloo last week after Campaign Magazine anointed Amazon’s Christmas ad Turkey of the Week. Meanwhile, the good folk at System 1 said it was one of the most effective of all time. Cue the semantic trench warfare. Take it away, Lieutenant General …