Regina Casaleggio
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Regina Casaleggio
Boterberg et al. (2016) describe high SPS as a "temperamental or personality trait which is present in some individuals and reflects an increased sensitivity of the central nervous system and a deeper cognitive processing of physical, social and emotional stimuli."[2]
Sensory processing sensitivity
Big Oil v the World 1 - Denial
youtube.comSimilarly, we might think of design method as a process for inquiry into the purposes, plans, and intentions behind what humans make and do.
Zack Bryant • Moral Design — Journey Group
The City in History: Its Origins, Its Transformations, and Its Prospects
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But no one has ever started over from scratch by devising a wholly new conceptual structure, an entirely new vessel. Why? Because we cannot step outside of our own thought. We think in terms of the conceptual structure that we happen to have. Thought changes from within, step by step, in the harsh and continuous confrontation with its object: reali
... See morevernacular design, which I would define as functional design for ordinary people rooted in a local economy and culture.
Zack Bryant • Moral Design — Journey Group
A realization I’ve had lately: practically anything that’s great in the world is that way only through constant attention and care—e.g. great products, yards, marriages, companies, friendships. If left alone, practically everything defaults toward mediocrity at best or ruin at worst. “Constant attention and care” always requires time and this is a ... See more
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Essays on health technologies and Silicon Valley’s obsession with engineering bodies and minds, from the critic formerly known as “ed-tech’s Cassandra”
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