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  1. The February installment of Polylith arrives with the lunar eclipse. We consider late winter's SETTLED WORK, technology scaled by the human body, and Richard Long's COSMIC VARIETY.

    cscottmills.com/polylith/079/

    #towardThePolylith #aPatternLanguage #sculpture #holzhausen #slöjd #weaving #art #numerology #appropriateTechnology

  2. @jpnearl

    Yes products and services have become very un-usable for an increasing proportion of the population.

    Hidden controls, complex controls, hidden food packaging openings, food jar tops that need tools to lever open, the whole of IT (with a few exceptions), low audio quality phone calls, microscopic print on food packaging are just the ones that spring to mind.

    Seems to be a de-couple between design and consumers.

    #DesignFails #ConsumingIn2025 #APatternLanguage #ChristopherAlexander

  3. @jpnearl

    Yes products and services have become very un-usable for an increasing proportion of the population.

    Hidden controls, complex controls, hidden food packaging openings, food jar tops that need tools to lever open, the whole of IT (with a few exceptions), low audio quality phone calls, microscopic print on food packaging are just the ones that spring to mind.

    Seems to be a de-couple between design and consumers.

    #DesignFails #ConsumingIn2025 #APatternLanguage #ChristopherAlexander

  4. @jpnearl

    Yes products and services have become very un-usable for an increasing proportion of the population.

    Hidden controls, complex controls, hidden food packaging openings, food jar tops that need tools to lever open, the whole of IT (with a few exceptions), low audio quality phone calls, microscopic print on food packaging are just the ones that spring to mind.

    Seems to be a de-couple between design and consumers.

    #DesignFails #ConsumingIn2025 #APatternLanguage #ChristopherAlexander

  5. @jpnearl

    Yes products and services have become very un-usable for an increasing proportion of the population.

    Hidden controls, complex controls, hidden food packaging openings, food jar tops that need tools to lever open, the whole of IT (with a few exceptions), low audio quality phone calls, microscopic print on food packaging are just the ones that spring to mind.

    Seems to be a de-couple between design and consumers.

    #DesignFails #ConsumingIn2025 #APatternLanguage #ChristopherAlexander

  6. @jpnearl

    Yes products and services have become very un-usable for an increasing proportion of the population.

    Hidden controls, complex controls, hidden food packaging openings, food jar tops that need tools to lever open, the whole of IT (with a few exceptions), low audio quality phone calls, microscopic print on food packaging are just the ones that spring to mind.

    Seems to be a de-couple between design and consumers.

    #DesignFails #ConsumingIn2025 #APatternLanguage #ChristopherAlexander