Tagged ‘systems’

A New Philosophy of Planetary Computation Seen in No.237 — Oct 09, 2022
Why Every Designer Should Be a Systems Thinker Seen in No.235 — Sep 25, 2022
Fermented Code: Modelling the Microbial Through Miso Seen in No.235 — Sep 25, 2022
Why Christopher Alexander Still Matters Seen in No.213 — Apr 03, 2022
Terranascient Futures Studies & Foresight Seen in No.211 — Mar 20, 2022
A Copernicus Moment Seen in No.209 — Mar 06, 2022
Molly Wright Steenson on Cybernetics, AI, Feedback Loops, and Data Seen in No.209 — Mar 06, 2022
AI & the Future of Civilization Seen in No.208 — Feb 27, 2022
Builder Brain Seen in No.205 — Feb 06, 2022
No.193 Asides Seen in No.193 — Oct 24, 2021
Remystifying Supply Chains Seen in No.192 — Oct 17, 2021
Can the World Computer Save the World? Seen in No.187 — Sep 12, 2021
Revenge of the Real Seen in No.186 — Sep 05, 2021
How Change Happens Seen in No.184 — Aug 22, 2021
Care at Scale Seen in No.184 — Aug 22, 2021
Dancing with Systems Seen in No.182 — Jul 18, 2021
Beyond the Green Smart Cities, Solarpunk Can Also Be Dark Seen in No.179 — Jun 27, 2021
A Lifetime of Systems Thinking Seen in No.178 — Jun 20, 2021
Think About the Future’s Past Seen in No.173 — May 16, 2021
No.172 Asides Seen in No.172 — May 09, 2021
Left Alone, Together Seen in No.172 — May 09, 2021
Waking up in the Monster Factory Seen in No.169 — Apr 18, 2021
Design Better Systems in a World Overwhelmed by Complexity Seen in No.162 — Feb 28, 2021
Against Performative Positivity Seen in No.162 — Feb 28, 2021
Camera Obscura: Beyond the Lens of User-Centered Design Seen in No.156 — Jan 17, 2021
The Curse of ’White Oil’: Electric Vehicles’ Dirty Secret Seen in No.154 — Dec 13, 2020
The World Is a Factory Farm Seen in No.153 — Dec 06, 2020
The Modern World Has Finally Become Too Complex for Any of Us to Understand Seen in No.153 — Dec 06, 2020
Race to the Future? Reimagining the Default Settings of Technology & Society Seen in No.148 — Nov 01, 2020
The Environment Is Not a System Seen in No.142 — Sep 20, 2020
Lawful Neutral Seen in No.141 — Sep 13, 2020
Pace Layering: How Complex Systems Learn and Keep Learning Seen in No.139 — Aug 30, 2020
Home Body Seen in No.138 — Aug 23, 2020
Capitalism Is Destroying ‘Safe Operating Space’ for Humanity, Warn Scientists Seen in No.132 — Jun 28, 2020
You Might Hate Jellyfish. But Almost Everything in the Ocean Depends on Them (and We Do Too) Seen in No.131 — Jun 21, 2020
Not Fit for This Future Seen in No.124 — May 03, 2020
I Read the Essay Seen in No.123 — Apr 26, 2020
Design for Systems, Not Users Seen in No.121 — Apr 12, 2020
18 Lessons of Quarantine Urbanism Seen in No.121 — Apr 12, 2020
As Systems Collapse, People Rise: Seven Faces of an Emerging Global Movement Seen in No.83 — Jun 09, 2019
Design Is Not an Intellectual Exercise Seen in No.83 — Jun 09, 2019
Baratunde Thurston: How to Deconstruct Racism, One Headline at a Time Seen in No.82 — Jun 02, 2019
Forget About Artificial Intelligence, Extended Intelligence Is the Future Seen in No.77 — Apr 28, 2019
The Material of Outcomes Seen in No.60 — Dec 09, 2018
At Once Tiny and Huge: What Is This Feeling We Call ‘Sublime’? Seen in No.60 — Dec 09, 2018
Resisting Reduction: A Manifesto Seen in No.48 — Sep 09, 2018