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11:28am, 9-Jun-2018
At a time when the word “globalist” can feel tinged with elitism, Bourdain’s model brings another meaning to it entirely. He gave us a reason to believe that a more generous, open, and delicious world is not only possible, it’s waiting for us to go out and find it.
Rosie Spinks (related: <a href=“https://quartzy.qz.com/1300760/anthony-bourdains-death-he-taught-us-how-to-live-not-just-how-to-travel/”>Anthony Bourdain didn’t just teach us how to travel. He taught us how to live</a> )
10:32pm, 3-Jun-2018
10:25pm, 3-Jun-2018
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Compromising profit to deliver social value will never be economically rational under capitalism, because its core project is to increase profit.source: [Design in the Iron Cage: Part 1 – Nope.](https://medium.com/nope-thoughts/design-in-the-iron-cage-part-1-980c5997b008j
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The challenges of poverty are incredibly complex, and the sector does a great job of analyzing the full breadth of these problems. But when it comes to solutions, we too often get stuck on the bottom rungs of Maslow’s ladder. Imagine what could happen if we were to consider a person’s basic physical needs while simultaneously taking into account the qualities that make us all human.source: Turning Maslow’s Hierarchy on Its Head, BRIGHT Magazine
Link: 1:43pm, 3-Jun-2018
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“To find ideas, find problems. To find problems, talk to people.
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When meeting people from different companies or entirely different industries, one of my favorite questions to ask is “What are the hardest parts of your job?” People appreciate the opportunity to share their challenges, and enjoy the small dose of empathy.
But more interestingly, it uncovers a wealth of interesting topics that go beyond typical cocktail party pleasantries.”
source: Finding ideas, Julie Zhuo - reblog petitetimidgay:
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It is perhaps less known that Dieter Rams was trained as an architect in the early 1950s. Later, when he was professor at the University of Fine Arts in Hamburg, he strove to bring together the disciplines of architecture, interior design and industrial design. What I have learnt from Dieter is that, above all else, design is a thinking process. I would venture that Vitsœ’s new building is not a piece of architecture; it is a way of thinking. Which is why it has been designed by many thinkers.
Link: 2:08pm, 28-May-2018
Link:- reblog amnesiackid:
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8:57pm, 18-May-2018