Sophie Keiko Hope and reflections on remaining in relationship with the future when you cannot control the future.
Sophie Keiko Hope and reflections on remaining in relationship with the future when you cannot control the future.
Early photographs don’t actually tell us very much about people’s lives. They tell us more about cameras … it struck me that we make the same mistake with systems all the time.
Here is the tension in Carney’s Davos speech: calling out a rupture is recognition. But when the language stays anchored to the same dominant frame it quietly limits what we are willing to question next.
I’m grateful to have learned how to learn by feel. Over the past decade, I have realized that so many of the principles I learned under the florescent lights of my grandpa’s workbench apply to my work in design and systems.
New on the feed! GertyGordie substack posts by Lorraine Randal. Let’s start with “Systems rely on convivial rebels to stay alive and responsive… but struggle to admit how much they need them.”