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The process of writing a manifesto, at its core, is the process of clarifying your desire. In a world that's constantly distracting us with digital noise and shiny objects, keeping us running on a mimetic treadmill of manufactured desires, getting clear about what you want, deep down, is a radical act. Exploring and articulating what matters most, then committing it to writing, is a bit like waking up to your own humanity after a deep slumber. It kicks off a journey of coming home to yourself.
Being a āmemberā means that you belong to the place, and the place belongs to you.
weekly Objet library and weekly Go Flip Yourself
Objects that expose their āmarks of makingā, or artifacts of how they were constructed, are a reminder that everything is made. Nothing simply appears. In a time when most people are wholly detached from making anything they consume, itās easy to lose sight of that fact. Iām not necessarily lamenting this disconnect, but I appreciate any design which reminds us (whether intentionally or not) that it was made.

but we can also restore the value relationship between customer and object
As a whole, I actually found it quite āunbalanced' letās say; it might also be a question of time [after all itās been written few decades ago] - that being said, I highly recomend reading chapter #12; and then #15 and all the following ones until the end ā at this point, itās getting exponentially greater.