Keely Adler
@keelyadler
brand strategist by trade; time-traveling futurist at heart. core team @ RADAR. find me most places @keels223.
Keely Adler
The latest in a long line of belief systems that encourage people to see a lack of society-defined ‘success’ as the result of personal failure.
Phoebe Lovatt • Good Vibes Only™
Performance art jolts excitement in the commercial luxury environment, enriching items with experiences, meaning, purpose and a commentary. It is also a riff on the blurring lines of reality (social, virtual, physical).
Ana Andjelic • Luxury x Culture
Q: How does SongCamp fit into the world of music NFTs? Is there unfulfilled promise there? A: Songcamp is a little different from other music NFT projects, as it strongly values collective creation. In a musical landscape that puts the solo artist genius on a pedestal, a whole community creating an ego-less body of work feels more interesting and... See more
Friends with Benefits (FWB) • Inside the Internet's First 77-Artist "Headless Band"
Metamodernism is thus also more optimistic than modernism as it strives to go beyond its shortcomings, and thus inherently more optimistic than postmodernism, which lacks faith in modernity and its metanarrative of progress.
Alex Fergnani • Metamodern Futures: Prescriptions for Metamodern Foresight
Chat” evokes what search engines and databases cannot: a sense of personal involvement. It implicates one’s selfhood, which helps cultivate certain behaviors
Anna Wiener • The Age of Chat
Find the best sources. Combine with your existing knowledge, arrange to your mind map. Format in such way it can grow. Add your secret ingredients, compose in such way it touches harmony. Enjoy the beauty and the force of the creation you are part of.
Sensing → Filtering → Reasoning → Creating → Enjoying.
Use all existing tools to open as much... See more
Sensing → Filtering → Reasoning → Creating → Enjoying.
Use all existing tools to open as much... See more
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57% of Gen Z gamers feel they’re able to self-express more openly to others in a game than they do in real life. The metaverse impacts the way Gen Z gamers think, socialize, and consume every day.
Business Wire • Razorfish Study Finds 52% of Gen Z Gamers Feel More Like Themselves in the Metaverse than in Real Life
there are plenty of other people—usually outside universities—happy to speculate and invent, but often without the depth of knowledge needed to do this well, or in overly generic ‘futures’ fields that sacrifice depth for breadth. As a result, the analysts and the dreamers have lived in separate worlds, and we lack even a name for people who
... See moreGeoff Mulgan • Another World Is Possible: How to Reignite Social and Political Imagination
globalization and the internet may be flattening the world’s once spiky terrain of mental disorders