Irregular
Sitting by the crossroads of humanity and technology, past and future, and watching it all go by
What you’ll get
Every Sunday evening you’ll receive a short article that takes a look at familiar idea from a different perspectives.
Irregular ideas so far
A brief history and future of moving fast and breaking things
Are you a digital native or a digital immigrant?
On the duty of system disobedience
In search of the perfect potato
Knowledge is power. Information isn’t.
Expanding on the future of education
What happens when we stop telling stories?
Are we getting worse at solving problems?
Our systems treat us as objects
Will we need leaders in the future?
Why would we want a more equal society?
Why digital transformation won’t solve the productivity paradox
Climate change is the wrong ecological disaster to focus on
Don’t let machines make decisions
The clock ticks down to doomsday
A Homo sapien’s guide to coexistence
Red flags and the abdication of responsibility
All things change at their own pace
We cannot make decisions rationally
Attention grabbing is an ethical choice
Dirty Dancing is the greatest movie of all time
Epictetus was wrong about control
There are three types of dog owner
The switch was humanity’s best and worst invention
Drastic change is more probable than we realise
The better is the enemy of the good
Enforcing organisational values is a fascist goal
Inequality and the unequal distribution of wealth is inevitable
Kitchens can tell us a lot about the digital transformation of organisations
Join a memeplex to spread ideas
More people will become creators
Creating coherence in complexity
Switching off multiplayer mode
Human-centred design has had it’s day
Virtual worlds need real directions
Rate of surprise is an indicator of uncertainty
Small steps are better than big steps
Digital skills are life skills