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“The pressure for companies to make money is reconfigured into the pressure to give data, to purchase, to consume content, to filter our face to attain beauty standards, to swipe continuously through engagement bait. Our desires are repackaged and sold to us in a digital candy wrapper, even more amplified, intense, and accessible than any way of doing things in the past was. The software we have is human nature, digitized, maximized, and monetized to the tits.”- Published on
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“Innovation is supposed to be confusing, not intuitive or like those before. If it is just a version of a version, it’s just iteration, innovation’s less cool cousin. Iteration is vital, and we stand on the shoulders of giants. But, sometimes standing on too many things without truly changing enough to be your own without them is just repackaging.”- Published on
“I’ve been thinking about this while thinking about my purpose, my meaning, my reason to pretend to integrate into the world like the rest of us do. I’ve returned with nothing but the realization that our lives are just different reflections, different rooms, different streets on the same land.”- Published on
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“This is the ‘becoming’ that everyone loves to reminiscence on but never relive. You sharpen, you go from dumb fuck to business leader, you learn and you push yourself and learn until you think nothing else will fit in your brain. And then you try to learn more.”- Published on
The atrocities in our world are programmed by people with names and addresses who make enough money to offset moral objections. Don’t fool yourself into thinking you’re not surrounded by those people, or that you couldn’t be one of them.- Published on
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An open-source design system for non-profits to quickly develop user safety critical applications started in 2022.- Published on
Composable assessment is a framework I built for Faura in 2025 enabled to make flexible and standardized assessments for natural disaster survivability.
