The biggest challenges we face aren’t technical.

They are psychological, philosophical–questions of values, ethics, worldviews.

Just as we are living inside Zuckerberg’s belief in instant connection.

And Steve Jobs’ dream of the computer as a bicycle for the mind…

We are already stepping into the world imagined by Sam Altman.

But what is his vision of a meaningful life?

What does he believe leads to human flourishing?

But forget about Sam Altman—what do you believe will lead to human flourishing?

In my own work at Sublime, this has meant reimagining what a knowledge management tool can be if designed not for productivity but for creativity.

Not for making something fast but for making something wonderful. Not to automate your words but to alchemize your mind. And I've seen how these shifts in frame create ripple effects across every decision we make.

This isn’t just philosophical woo woo stuff—it’s practical. Because products are not neutral. They are opinions embedded in pixels – every button, every default—says something about what we believe people are for. About who our customers can become.

(Sari - Stockholm conference)

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