Y Bother: The X-Risk of Artistic Creation
“Humanity is acquiring all the right technology for all the wrong reasons.” – R. Buckminster Fuller *Disclaimer: when I use the term AI, I’m not… Read More »Y Bother: The X-Risk of Artistic Creation
Essay
Division by Zero
“A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle” James Keller For whatever reason, many times in my life I’ve had a bad case of “Keeping… Read More »Division by Zero
The Social Blue Light Filter
“When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world”. John Muir “This was supposed to… Read More »The Social Blue Light Filter
Why Context is Important to Learning
When I have spare time, I enjoy reading books from a wide range of topics, and every so often there’s a “meta” book I read… Read More »Why Context is Important to Learning
Parallels of the Scientific Method and Design-Thinking
When I was in middle school, I first learned about the scientific method. I was told there exists a process that scientists follow to make… Read More »Parallels of the Scientific Method and Design-Thinking
I’m No Longer Trying to Be the Best
I find it difficult to take on a new hobby or activity in my life that isn’t some kind of means to an end. What… Read More »I’m No Longer Trying to Be the Best
Hybrid Working is the Future
Working remotely has been becoming more important as an option for prospective employees when searching for their next venture. If I have kids that sometimes… Read More »Hybrid Working is the Future
Being the Only UX Designer on an Agile Team
I started my UX journey as a solo designer, and I found the dynamic of being on a team is totally different than being solo.… Read More »Being the Only UX Designer on an Agile Team
Undertale
Undertale is an RPG created by an indie game developer, Toby Fox. In the game, players control a human child who has fallen into the Underground,… Read More »Undertale
Information Architecture (IA)
Information architecture (IA) is a professional practice and field of studies focused on solving the basic problems of accessing, and using, the vast amounts of… Read More »Information Architecture (IA)