How much are we actually designing our ideal interactions with non-humans in the future? Are we evaluating broad ranges of interactions and how we want humans and non-humans to participate in different situations?

I believe we are fortunate to create the future. I also believe we must thoughtfully consider and attempt to understand the future we are creating and its implications.

How do we want our computational experiences to feel? Old school? Shiny? Integrated? Unnoticed?

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40% of smart-phone users use their device while going to the bathroom. How can we collect meaningful data (urine + feces full of fantastic medical information) @ the point of this interaction?

How can we create communication platforms between humans and biology? What are the key components of this conversation? Could the aggregation of multiple streams of conversation create a product that is more than the sum of the its parts? How might we better listen to the our body’s constant conversation?

The Hindu festival of Holi

What venues do you think celebrate beauty? Faith? Marriage? Observation of Nature?

How can we create more beautiful and inspiring computational experiences?

What if we built structures that encouraged dynamic human movement? What if architecture became fun and playful in a 2nd grade kind of way? photo @yvesbehar

How can we use the millions of years of innovative selection by cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems to create artificial structures that leverage these components insights?