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Cognitive Scientist Gets All Deep About The Design of Faucets
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05/28/09
You guys make it sound like you're able to get a perfect shower spray out each time, every time.
Cognitive scientists, at least those in design engineering like myself, worry about this crap all the time so that you don't have to think about using them. Ever notice your phone keypad has '1' at the top left, and on a calculator it's at the bottom right? No? We do. And we know why it works that way too.
05/28/09
If you're in the field of "design engineering" why not just friggin call yourselves "Design engineers".
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