Keely Adler
@keelyadler
brand strategist by trade; time-traveling futurist at heart. core team @ RADAR. find me most places @keels223.
Keely Adler
awe is more than an individual experience. As Keltner suggests, awe can mobilize us toward social progress. It can help us address the systemic shocks that have made our reality so weird. In fact, awe may be the key to solving the polycrisis
đĄ Shock and Awe
Radical Curiosity requires that we approach the world critically, rather than passively. It compels us to question the ways in which power operates, often invisibly, rather than accepting the power structures that the world has presented to us.
Seth Goldenberg ⢠Radical Curiosity: Questioning Commonly Held Beliefs to Imagine Flourishing Futures
â Iâve argued before that culture isnât stagnating so much as migrating into forms we donât have the language to recognize yet â internet personalities as continuous works of art, TikTok as digital vaudeville, and aesthetic curation as a kind of immersive storytelling. â
Katherine Dee ⢠Gen Z Lives in the Archive
claiming it's over is just an excuse to avoid building what's next.
Anderson ⢠"Zihilism", and Why Young Men Are Choosing the Roulette Wheel
But hereâs the problem with modernity. We live in a time where we are surrounded by stressors. Right now, I have 56 emails in my inbox that need my attention. My body is responding to that with stress (this body of ours is also not great at knowing the difference between life-and-death stressors and the kinds of stressors that wonât kill me). My
... See moreMegan Anna Neff ⢠The Zoomies and This Weekâs Round Up
this anti-design of sorts, and think it can be just as (if not more) successful than more stereotypically âwell-craftedâ design.â
Grace Gordon ⢠How to Build Brand Energy
So you see, when framed differently through the context of the world around us, web3 is about a few key themes:
LDF ⢠you already get web3. no, really.
in an era of media overabundance people are searching for a way to distill the overabundance, and it tends to be through voices that they trust. So yeah, there's filtering, but that can also happen through systems. I don't think it's any one group of people, whether that's critics or people just relying on their networks or just on their own... See more