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Maslow's hierarchy of needs

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

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Why Does Dark Matter Matter?

Scientists tell us that only about 4% of the energy density in the universe can be seen directly. The other 96% is made up of dark matter and dark energy, which are almost impossible to see, and very hard to measure. Yet it's the dark matter and dark energy making the stars, planets, and galaxies go 'round.

Brand, Culture, and Community are the dark matter of corporations and organizations. Hard to measure, hard to quantify. This blog is dedicated to the 96%. We'll leave the rest to experts...

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Chris Grams is a partner at New Kind, a strategic communications, design, and strategy firm.

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