Design is a journey best taken together. UX Lead/Information Architect exploring the intersections of design, well-being & technology. Views are my own.
@ggreenwald@AnaKasparian Years ago, Van Jones said, "We need a love army". It speaks volumes and nothing about real love. Love needs no "arms", meaning weapons, or to protect itself. Setting up that construct keeps The Game going.
@DavidKPiano From its inception, decades ago, computing has been entirely about loops.
- Looping bits over registers.
- Painting pixel after pixel on a screen.
- Looping to detect a signal for a sensor.
@benitoz That's partially correct. All models model "The Game" because their corpora (all human language) is steeped in game language. You can run this protocol I published last year yourself. https://t.co/TCRe09bkmT
@PCarterClimate Thank you for the info, @PCarterClimate . Where is the system(s) that allows humans to understand climate change and its trajectories and then map, reconcile, and coordinate the actions required for each one? Clearly we need such a system, yes/no?
@wakeupnj The amount of love, care, and respect you have for others is in direct proportion to the amount you have for yourself. In our society we teach The Game—not love.
@taliaotg@sunrisemvmt@XR_NYC The fact that someone can go away for an entire month, with the only thing running in their home is a new energy efficient refrigerator, and the bill is still $80 is wild to me. Something seems off.
@davepl1968@Nithya_Shrii The Game hides inside common sense. “Earned” sounds responsible, yet quietly makes belonging conditional: prove your worth first, then you get a “stake.” That’s binary/game language at work. A healthy society recognizes that people already belong simply by being born.