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Boloere Seibidor

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Boloere Seibidor’s Biography

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Writer and product designer with expertise and passion for music, film, women's issues, and UI/UX. Specialty in features, profiles, essays, and deep dives. Loves random YouTube rabbit holes and provocative philosophy.

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Entertainment: On 'bluendgrene,' (a.t.c.) goes from despair to rebirth

Entertainment: On 'bluendgrene,' (a.t.c.) goes from despair to rebirth

The Virginia Beach artist's debut EP is sonically rooted in an era of classic Lincolns and Basquiat murals wh…

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Sociocultural Issues: How Entertainment Is Challenging Toxic Masculinity

Sociocultural Issues: How Entertainment Is Challenging Toxic Masculinity

Like one Marvel alien warlord, the media is inevitable. However, its materialization as a valuable entertainm…

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B2B Design Is Getting Personal - And I’m Here For It

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By Divine Seibidor, Boloere Seibidor
| Medium
Goleman’s work (as cited in Goldsworthy, 2000) argues that emotional intelligence is more important to success than IQ. This insight doesn’t just apply to personal development — it is increasingly relevant to developers’ approach to software design, and as a byproduct, shapes our interaction with it, especially in B2B environments.
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The Role of Color in Wireframing: To Use or Not to Use?

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By Divine Seibidor, Boloere Seibidor
| Medium
Divine Seibidor · Follow 5 min read · -- Because rules were made to be broken, just like the old rule about not starting a sentence with “because.” And as French philosopher René Descartes argued, for something to be indubitable truth, it must first be questioned through “methodic doubt.” While 1 + 1 will always equal 2, wireframing isn’t such a hard-and-fast science that it can’t be questioned. In fact, it’s constantly being probed — down to its very necessity.
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8 Best Actors on Prison Break Aside from Wentworth Miller, Ranked

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By Boloere Seibidor
| MSN Ireland Verified
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Freelance journalist at Wealth of Geeks.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Haha. Nope. Would love to, though.

How is social media changing news?

Social media has a two-side-of-the-coin effect on news; it's made it possible for news (fake and true) to reach a global audience faster.