If it feels obvious, you’re missing something.

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Lillian Gilbreth and the two definitions of “Better”

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James Gibson’s theory of affordances explains the gap between what technology offers and what it can actually deliver.

How the internet’s design choices rewired the way we think

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When mainstream brands borrow luxury design language, who wins?

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The junkspace non-place of the modern aerotropolis.

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