"Marshall David Brain" is an United States/American author, public speaker, and entrepreneur. A college instructor and computer programmer, Brain is the founder of HowStuffWorks.

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That's when I got enough volume that people would add to the articles. Experts would write in with more information, corrections, new topic ideas ... stuff like that.

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Where everything is transparent, so you can see how stuff works. Robots or multimedia displays would show you how it works.

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It took six months to write. It's not a hugely popular article on the site, but it was the most fascinating thing I've ever studied. It's amazing how intricate we are -- I learned so much.

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Most of us have only one pocket or two, or one purse. And it's onerous to carry five different devices. I only have two pockets, one of them has my keys in them. Carrying five devices is impossible.

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I started with zero visitors a day, and did about an article a week. Once I got up to 20 the site started to get into search engines.

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