".. when they recommend Americans get back to work for the sake of the “economy”, they’re really urging that other people risk their lives for the sake of the bankers’ and billionaires’ own stock portfolios."
https://t.co/kZQwCnj15d
Anger and aggression sometimes seem to be protective because they bring energy to bear on a particular situation, but that energy is blind. It takes a calm mind to be able to consider things from different angles and points of view.
@DKThomp I'd add another point: the onerous zoning regs are often enacted by boomers in order to increase the value of their own properties by limiting the supply of new housing construction
"If design is going to fulfill the potential practitioners have routinely claimed for years–that it’s a transformative force that improves people’s lives–designers have to own up to how it’s used." https://t.co/jNCWnBWFSo
The more removed our experiences with government feel from our day-to-day lives, the less we trust that government will make good on its promises.
#servicedesign#design https://t.co/BJgIGWRclC https://t.co/NdITeZArJg
I rode China's superfast bullet train that could go from New York to Chicago in 4.5 hours — and it shows how far behind the US really is - Business Insider https://t.co/H8Ti3kdoKj
“ethics in design extends throughout the entire design process — not just during research, but also in our design decisions.” @maheen_sohail https://t.co/wg4yGao0Mz
“By looking through the lenses of human values, we can more easily consider the long-term systemic effects of current and future technologies.” @maheen_sohail https://t.co/VUJYIMNzLm
“The point is to make it all matter again. Society. Democracy. Prosperity. Life. The planet. Each other. Then we will matter again, too. But if we do not make those things matter, then we will not either.” @umairh https://t.co/6uez3sTpx7