We are all quite guilty of casting judgement on people who doodle during meetings (and in classrooms for that matter). For a long time it has been perceived as disinterest, distraction, or worse, disrespect to the people speaking or holding the meeting. But in reality, doodling is a very positive and beneficial behavior.

Here’s a simple fun icebreaker to get a laugh out of almost anyone. Enjoy!

A stranger made an observation about our human behavior. He suggests that, especially after the greatening divide of ideologies of late, that we are increasingly ignoring our humanity with each other. What does that mean? We are making less eye contact with our cashiers, we are holding less doors open for strangers, we are speeding through casual conversation to escape back to our desks, phones or otherwise.

For this to work, you have to make a promise with me and keep it. I'll tell you the rules first, but only continue this video is you promise to uphold them, understand? As you learn more about this story, there will be moments where you have to make a decision. A prompt will appear with two options asking you what you want to do. One option will ask you to raise a finger on your left hand. The other, on your right. If at any point in this story, you put up all 5 fingers on either hand, you have to stop the video. If you can keep that promise, let's continue..

Long road trip? Waiting in line at Disneyland? In a blackout? We got you, assuming you can still read this haha. This is one of those games that really makes you brain work in weird ways. I would like to see brain scans while playing this game. Simple rules & huge variety in gameplay allowing lots of replayability. Makes for really great conversation too, watch the YouTube video to see what I mean.