Keely Adler
@keelyadler
brand strategist by trade; time-traveling futurist at heart. core team @ RADAR. find me most places @keels223.
Keely Adler
The infrastructure of possibility—the spaces, conditions, practices, rituals, and language (and the networks of practitioners, communities, and organisations that nurture it)—destabilises conventional ways of seeing and knowing the world, and invites us to experience the fullness of reality, beyond the colonial constraints of modernity and its... See more
Will Bull • Building the Infrastructure of Possibility
A comfortable, certain, and tracked-out existence is necessarily one of little vitality and low growth. This is a key reason to quit especially “good” jobs where you have become comfortable.
palladiummag.com • Quit Your Job
in that silence - where the words remain but contact is gone - something essential fades.
Anna Branten • The Collapse of Communication
“I was suddenly seeing that the world is incredibly interesting. If you’re paying attention, everything in the world—from the nature of gravity, to a pigeon’s head, to a blade of grass—is extraordinary.”
Ian Leslie • Curious: The Desire to Know and Why Your Future Depends On It
The game (Wordle) seems designed to slow you down. And that slowing down, I think, is really its secret thrill.
Brandon • martin luther's wordle starter - by Brandon martin luther's wordle starter
The Radically Curious leader is intrinsically multilingual, looking beyond the literal language of traditional books to read culture as a set of stories. Developing this cultural literacy requires that we (1) be honest about naming legacy narratives, (2) listen deeply in order to identify upending indicators, and (3) begin to imagine and articulate
... See moreSeth Goldenberg • Radical Curiosity: Questioning Commonly Held Beliefs to Imagine Flourishing Futures
Edutainment 1.0: In 1952 the FCC set aside 242 television frequencies for non-commercial educational purposes. Public broadcasting, an emerging counter-culture influence and aesthetics, and an idyllic 'neighborhood' ethos led to the first wave of Edutainment.
Wavetable • Liquid Learning - The Edutainment 3.0 Report
Our existences online are by nature incomplete and intended for consumption. Is it possible to bring your whole self to a social-media platform? Is it possible to get the connection and conversation we crave without the doomscroll?
Katja Vujić • Is Somewhere Good the Future of Social Media?
while voting is symbolically powerful, this model misses an important truth: we do not discover shared values through individually revealed preference. If public goods are to satisfy shared values, then public discussion of what's of value matters!