[Having things implies responsibility, and giving them away implies giving away responsibility.]
[Having things implies responsibility, and giving them away implies giving away responsibility.]
leftovers are also for project work: best to ensure them as a goal so that we have a way back in, but also so that we can combine unsuspecting components into a spontaneous composition.
[Compare something unfamiliar with the familiar can nudge us toward taking care for our safety.]
Leftovers are the requisite variety I need to feel comfortable cooking at home, so I should consider it the goal instead of avoiding it like an efficiency issue.
[Most people who use Facebook or Twitter don't know what protocol they're using.]
AI will automate cringe faster than companies can counter it.
Stop travelling when you feel good somewhere.
Write when hungry. Read when fed.
Programming require you to reify anything in order to act on it, whereas in the physical world you can directly engage with your environment.
It may be easier to change analog than digital.
As one can observe their own thoughts and feelings, the same with how we relate to one another.
attachment to a specific strategy is not strategic
People think that co-living community rules are whatever the first person told them.
memeable action
No need to own my data when it's okay to lose things.
Social media keeps the locus of attention on small formats, which makes it easy to weaponize for misinformation.
"don't want to do tech but doing it anyway"
following the signs toward an imminent hopeful cybernetic future.
agency over platform
in it, but not of it
If it's obvious to you, it's for someone else.