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Why designers should remove Hooked from their reading list

Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers.

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“This book is incredibly popular, so I guess this article won’t be. But let me tell you why, after reading this book, not once, but twice, I’m shocked it’s still appearing in (almost) every designer’s reading list. Here’s the story of a book that didn’t age well.”

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