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You are not a commercial for yourself
blackbirdspyplane.com
The most satisfying and nourishing communities, after all, are those where people aren’t in competition, trying to sell each other things, or united around nothing beyond a common consumer desire.
from “acquisition mode” to “enjoyment mode.”
Object Histories: If walls could talk
folklore.mirror.xyz
"And then just imagine, every object we interact with suddenly brings a rich history. How much more interesting would that be compared to mass-produced things? I don’t want the cheap factory thing, I want the one with the anecdotes! Things capture memories that were once vivid reality for someone. They have always had tales to tell; the humans that nurture them are humble messengers and scribes."
Meet the “anti-Marie Kondo” collector and curator of tiny things, Jane Housham
Matt Alagiahitsnicethat.com
Moral Ecosystems: My Big Idea
subpixel.space