04/11/2020
“The truest material for making new things isn’t aluminum or carbon fiber. It’s behavior.”
However…
“Infinite ease quickly becomes the path of least resistance; it saps our free will, making us submit to someone else’s guess about who we are.”
What happens to boredom, the mundane occurrences of life, or walking with something in our shoe?
Worse, we trade a fear of advertising algorithms that scrutinise our lives to provide us with improved offers for a pervasive experiential invasiveness to satiate our material fancies.
Without frustrations we lack inspiration, and risk living in a world of want but not need or desire.
At first, pilots took the blame for crashes. The true cause, however, lay with the design. That lesson led us into our user-friendly age—but there's peril to come.