What do you know the most about?

I understand a lot about how psychology effects design, good and bad.

I know a lot about Japan and sociology. I also know a lot about determination.

wonder

Minimalist Art

Umm... I know a lot about running and training for things, a lot about self-discipline, a little bit about history and marketing. A lot about social media.

I've worked in marketing for ~10 years. I wouldn't say that I'm wildly passionate about it, but I think I have learned a great deal about communication, branding and mass appeal.

Managing/organizing projects; accessible technology, design of educational tools

Computers, Progressive Rock, Soccer

social media for tech companies

Design in general, including but not limited to user experience design. South Africa and the lessons we have learned. Corporate culture. How to fuck up a relationship.

Web development, Mandarin Chinese language, constructed languages, refugees, community organizing.

Electronic design

I'm pretty good in MATLAB, MathCAD, and have a little experience in VBA (but it's been a long time since I've used it). I also have a good amount of experience using different CAD software I know a lot about the history of traditional American Folk music, and learning more about it and its history has become a minor obsession lately. I know a fair amount about elevators (I work for an elevator company) and sometimes use design thinking in my work to find solutions to problems encountered by mechanics and technicians in the field. I'm not sure how much of this can help me contribute to the project, but I'm a quick learner if anything seems "close enough" to something else that would directly apply.

Despair OK and Adobe Creative Cloud apps, InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator.

Storytelling.

tech and sports and food, but I'm pretty knowledgeable about a lot of things

Graphic and web design, writing, lettering and typography, television and movies probably. Harry Potter.

My kids

systems thinking, organisational leadership, commissioning

Startups, lean startups, Ruby on Rails

Social Network Analysis, Programming, Network Science, Human behavior online

I'm a human-computer interaction designer who does a lot of writing. I have also played fantasy sports since 1985. My dissertation, back when I was actually pursuing a PhD, focused on the design of online political forum to facilitate more participation by women.

Digital products development Product management Startups Business plans/monetization Social Business Journalism Social Media Marketing metrics Some programming skills Gender Studies

Probably technology and engineering. I've worked in semiconductors, aerospace, and now telecom - all doing engineering related work. (Not necessarily doing the heavy lifting, but managing the projects that do)

Marketing and sales; i speak 5 languages fluently

I've organized quite a few events in my day -- generally interdisciplinary in nature -- and am really good at planning and administrative stuff. I have a fair base of knowledge on a lot of practical things but am not really good with names and places and specifics because my memory isn't the best. :)

Video games, tech, assorted history and anthropology, trivia

Plants, ecophysiology, academia, psychology, a select few actors and musicians

How activist movements succeed.

Neuroscience. German language. Music theory. Useless info.

Higher education, child raising, art, knitting, sewing, cooking, yoga, travel, history.

Global Health and International Development

Healthcare, healthcare regulations, pharmaceuticals, neuroscience (science in general), psychology & cognitive neuroscience.

Hard to answer, since I think you never know everything about anything, there is always something to learn. So my answer is not what I know most about, but what I study more about and that is advertising.

Languages. May not be useful to our task, but I have working fluency in French and Spanish, and basic Portuguese. Actually, thinking of an answer here makes me wonder if I know much about anything. I'm a good trivia player because I know a little about a lot, but I'm not so sure I know a lot about any particular thing.

Storytelling.

I'm a professional and experienced market research analyst with 7 years experience. My areas of expertise include: competitive intelligence, market analysis, industry analysis, country analysis, SWOT analysis, strategy analysis, company profiling, people profiling, competitor profiling, and lead generation. Currently, I'm a data analyst for a market research firm in which I do collective data analysis using SPSS.

Humans

Programming, Project Management, Building systems to incentivize repeat behavior (game design)

Everything - I love trivia

Not sure.

Computer software.

Web development, server admin, computational linguistics.

words & stories

next generation video platforms

I'm not so much an expert in anything so much as a "Jack of all trades, master of none."

I don't have a true area of expertise to be honest. I'm a student studying business and Spanish, but I really enjoy public speaking and current events (I'm on the Model United Nations team and am a former debater).

Psychology

Story. I am a screenwriter and story consultant, who has helped with everything from documentaries, to movies, to musicals, to live storytelling.

BS, physics; 34 years USN submarines, retired O-6 with command at sea and ashore. Now on 3 boards of directors involved with electric cooperatives. Strong technical background. Now I'm concentrating on being a better human being.

Grammar and spelling, extreme metal music, psychedelics, online advertising, Wordpress, polyamory, politics, and social justice.

I know a lot about thought awareness, taking action, breaking things down into simple parts. I am a wonderful listener and I can see very quickly through people's stories. I know a lot about making big changes - moving, travel, big leaps, committing to big projects. It's what I enjoy talking to people about.

technology, music, art

Books and bookselling, editing (prose), digital reading experiences, sundry bits of trivia.

Philosophy

How human nature affects business. Radio. (RIP) And marketing.

i would with SharePoint 2010 teaching our users how to get the most out of it for their websites

enterprise software, corporate finance

I know a little about a lot of things. I can literally do anything, with a little time and energy - but have mastered nothing. I suppose I know the most about literature and business management (which are very different beasts)

Leadership; Program Management; Aero Engineering; Private Pilot; Live Sound Mixing

art

myself, tv series and human behaviour

Accounting, programming, management

Software development, full stack (servers through databases through enterprise software to UI/UX). Running a business. Growing a business. Growing income exponentially without scaling resources. I know a bit about philosophy and human behaviour as well.

Writing, pop culture, international development.

I have many knives, none of them are sharp. I have much experience with plants and animals, and with people, as a mother, grandmother, former hippie-commune-dweller, and mail carrier. I have taken a special interest in early childhood, with much reading in that area, as well as the practice of parenthood.

U.S. Southern Jewish life, the Kaifeng Jews, I can name all 197 sporcle recognized countries of the world.

Middle East politics

Marketing and advertising, especially in the digital space (email, UX, social, websites). I work as an account manager at a digital ad agency on major brands to help them create compelling content and grow their brand.

Fabrication techniques -or how to make things-. I love materials and methods and I'm always thinking about it and experimenting with new things.

i'm not a very confident person, so my first thought was 'nothing', but i have a wide interest: - in people's needs and wants - facts about random stuff maybe theres a big list of stuff i know very well but in everything that comes to my mind i see spots where i might be lacking important info

In terms of technology, I would like to believe that I am an expert googler, I am usually able to find any and everything on google. I think that is a talent. More seriously, project development (service related projects) from a grassroots level.

Ugh this is a tough question. I skipped it and came back to it and I still don't know. I know a lot of trivia about world history, science, philosophy, geography... I'm okay at programming. User Centred Design? It's hard to compare these areas of knowledge, and impossible to say whether I know more in any of these fields than anybody else in the group.

I have educational backgrounds in History, Computer Science, Philosophy, and Adult ESL education. I currently focus my time in studying business, marketing, and professional presentation/speech giving.

Project management, leading teams, design research

making maps, urban farming, working with youth, music, biking,

Intercontinental ballistic missiles, or animal rescue

Spirituality, work place, cultural and family diversity, problem solving (I am a solutionist); empowering and mentoring, being a solo entrepreneur, quality customer service, small business start-ups, non-profits, paralegal work. I am one of the few "seniors" on the Listserve and I have a wealth of life experience that is not easily identifiable here. I have, and still am, attending the University of Life Experience.

The Netherlands. Communication.The power of stories.

Online marketing, Popular science (space & particle physics in specific), how to bake a killer chocolate chili cake

There is no one particular topic that I know the most about but since I'm in the Online Advertising Industry (since a year), I can share some light on the industry. Soccer is another topic I know stuff about. And oh yes! Body Language, posture, behavior, etc,. I can share knowledge on that front too.

Graphene. Materials science.

These days, Python and Django?

Mathematics, Microsoft Excel, Supplier Financing project, Literature

Mobile and online media (audio, video, streaming), emerging technology, programming

MY general lack of knowledge? Umm I guess accounting is my trade but I just graduated so still not much. Maybe how to work hard and work well with other people. If that counts.

Small animal veterinary medicine

I don't know much.

data, analytics continuous improvement

Probably writing. I spend a significant amount of time reading and writing and talking about those things. I can reasonably discuss the merits and demerits of a piece and how to make it better.

Marketing Travel Joe of all trades, master of few

Nothing! ....perhaps myself?

The biological sciences and sales/selling

I'm above average at excel, music, and sports

Ich weiss das Ich nicht weiss...

I'm a digital strategist, so I have a strong grasp of content creation/distribution, online marketing, SEO, copywriting, social media, email best practices, etc.

Travel, squash, couchsurfing, startups (kindof? as much as you can know from working at a VC for a couple years)

Contemporary film, music and literature, scientific inquiry, how to think about your life and your decisions, the history of scientology,the future of space travel, international relations.

UX Design, evolutionary biology, general science topics, a little chess

The tech behind video and photo

People. Learning about people, strangers or people i've known for years, is my absolute passion. I read people well, am fairly intuitive, know how to connect with and build rapport with people, and tend to be very trusted by people. People are what I live for.

Marketing and human behavior. I a little about a lot of things because my interests range quite wide, but not always very deep!

Finance and problem solving.

illustration, web design and creative and educational projects for children

I know the most about the human body and health systems. My first B.S. degree is in Nutrition and Dietetics. My second is in Nursing. I'm currently working on a Master's of Nursing and will be a Family Nurse Practitioner in a short 6 months(?!?!) I also worked at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for 5 years before returning to school. There I learned about Global Health and the way health systems (or the lack there of) impact other nations.

Physical theater. Being present. Group dynamics.

That I know very little

I believe there is always a room to learn, but I believe I can share some knowledge about communications, UX, marketing especially in IT.

I have built my career around a passion for design and people. I am creative director at a development consultancy that specializes in UI and UX design. I have started and successfully exited (i.e., cashed out) a company, built brands, and more. I also make a really mean grilled cheese sandwich.

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Professionally I know a lot about analyzing data and drawing conclusions. I also know quite a bit about design thinking and product innovations. I can connect with people pretty well.

Being a good patent and a good single parent. How to make technology useful for regular (non-techie) adults. How to crochet. Fishing.

Veterinary medicine, public health, leadership, the Chicago Cubs

Leadership.

Movie trivia, especially films from 1992-present.

Developing partnerships, communications and marketing, fund raising.

Social Media Strategy London

I know about non-profit work and serving communities who don't always have opportunities available to live a decent and happy life.

Music- specifically, the art of composition, the art of playing percussion [more specifically, marimba], the art of teaching marching bands and drum corps, and arranging for front ensembles.

IT and software engineering, economy

Teaching English as a foreign language.Making do in new countries, researching, getting acclimated. Framing compelling stories.

How to use the English language effectively.

Infographic design UX design Problem solving

I know the most about form and western traditional drawing and sculpting techniques.

in the world? Probably football or cognitive science.

I'd say my strongest skill is design thinking but I have a lot of knowledge of programming, especially iOS development. Don't if I "know the most" about anything

Software sales, Judaism

Museums (my M.Sc. is in Museum studies), metaphor and meaning-making, psychotherapy (having been through psychotherapy for years), anxiety disorders, living abroad, English, French and a bit of German, Canadian literature, a fairly wide scope of English literature, journaling, religions, piano.

Cooking?

I'll say programming and data analysis, even though I'm still very novice in both subjects.

Teaching and learning, Alaska, Native American history, genealogy, storytelling,