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Personal Utility and Aesthetic

Wednesday, May 2nd, 2007

Tonight I’ve been toying with the idea of personal utility and aesthetic. The way I see it, like most systems, people can be viewed as having both function and form. The idea of usefulness and emotional experience. In a more general sense, these are very interrelated things that generally work together, but like most models, […]

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Conceptual frameworks and memetic genealogy

Sunday, January 28th, 2007

Focusing on a set of projects that consumes most of my time apparently constrains creative thought more than I would expect. It certainly doesn’t eliminate it, but it’s either constrained topically to the projects or constrained to a limited number of cycles. No amount of mental overclocking will make up for just not having the […]

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