Cognitive Labs

This titan truck represents today...biggest in cognitivelabs.com's history by a significant gap, still 3:02 to go in the day. :-)

Home page/entry page is revised, too...we'll recap the total later.

Labels: cognitivelabs.com, TITAN, truck, visitors

Cognitive Labs'- 12 Million visitors is in sight...just passed 11.6 million.

Labels: 11.6, 11600000, 12, 12000000, million, visitors

Cognitive Labs Breaks 11.2 Million Visitor threshold, 44 Million Views and closing in on 150 Million total game plays, plus we'll break the 3 million user level soon.


Not much of a recession in gaming and its popularity.

Labels: 11.2, 150million, 44million, eleven, million, two, visitors

The average time spent on cognitive labs per visit during 2009 is 50.59 minutes, up from 24 minutes last year, a favorable number.


From 2005 to present it increases as follows 1.4 minutes, 6 minutes (est) 12 minutes (est), 24+ minutes, up to today's 50.59 which may lower slightly as the weather improves.

Labels: time_on_site, visitors

Thanks to you, Cognitive Labs had a great August 2008, with over 614,000 visitors, up from 549,000 in July - our previous high.

That's a lot of brains getting faster + energized = fenergy (a new word)

Seriously, the term 'dog days' comes from the dog star, Sirius...


excerpt from Answers.com...
The term "Dog Days" was coined by the ancient Romans, who called these days caniculares dies (days of the dogs) after Sirius (the "Dog Star"), the brightest star in the heavens besides the Sun.

Popularly believed to be an evil time "when the seas boiled, wine turned sour, dogs grew mad, and all creatures became languid, causing to man burning fevers, hysterics, and phrensies" - Brady’s Clavis Calendarium, 1813.

(Perhaps the origin of the name 'Burning Man' for the late August quest for meaning on the Nevada playa?)

The Dog Days originally were the days when Sirius, the Dog Star, rose just before or at the same time as sunrise, which is no longer true owing to precession of the equinoxes. The ancients sacrificed a brown dog at the beginning of the Dog Days to appease the rage of Sirius, believing that that star was the cause of the hot, sultry weather.

Labels: 614000, 614k, brain, cognitive, visitors

2007 was a great year, we've now hit the milestone of 3.5 million visitors who are concerned with brain fitness.

The chart above shows the rate of growth.

In 2008 as of 11:40 Pacific time on 1/3 we have 73,000 visitors and 196,000 page views so far.

Labels: 196000, 2007, 2008, 73000, cognitive, labs, pageviews, visitors

Cognitive Labs passes 2 million visitors in 2007...30 minutes ago. Pass the word to friends.

We reached one million here.

Labels: 2million, coglabs, cognitivelabs.com, visitors

More and more people are playing our games. We've broken through half a million monthly visits and are heading up from there.

I checked and we're actually up more than 40 fold, 40X or 4,000 percent since November 2005.


I think there is going to be a major push in human cognitive evolution in the coming years, diven by three vectors: the first is the focus on cognitive renewal itself. Second, the increasing awareness of the environment demo'd by Al Gore and others argues for more energy thrift and self-sufficiency, which may lead to an inward focus on locality and paradoxically and thirdly, the prophesied 'digital brain' being created between social networks and IM.

It's Lascaux Cave or predynastic slip ware pottery from Egypt (when people suddenly started painting recurring geometric shapes) all over again.

Labels: algore, blogs, coglabs, im, lascaux, november, visitors

Cognitive Labs has passed 1 million unique visitors in 2007, earlier today! Thanks for your help. Trailing 12 months is 1.4 million, forward 12 months is 4 million to 7 million visitors, following an S-curve.

Labels: alexa, brain, coglabs, rank, uniques, visitors