Show threadCranfordTeague15h ago

This discipline keeps the team aligned and prevents design-by-default—where features accumulate without purpose. It also makes critiques easier: if a design doesn’t serve the outcome, it’s not a good design.

#DesignThinking #DesignStrategy #designthinking #humanbehavior #uxdesign #Masto #CranfordTeague

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Show threadJason §The Fickle Futurist15h ago

This discipline keeps the team aligned and prevents design-by-default—where features accumulate without purpose. It also makes critiques easier: if a design doesn’t serve the outcome, it’s not a good design.

#DesignThinking #DesignStrategy #designthinking #humanbehavior #uxdesign #Masto #JasonSpeaks

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Show threadCranfordTeague1d ago

This discipline keeps the team aligned and prevents design-by-default—where features accumulate without purpose. It also makes critiques easier: if a design doesn’t serve the outcome, it’s not a good design.

#DesignThinking #DesignStrategy #designthinking #humanbehavior #uxdesign #Masto #CranfordTeague

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Show threadJason §The Fickle Futurist1d ago

This discipline keeps the team aligned and prevents design-by-default—where features accumulate without purpose. It also makes critiques easier: if a design doesn’t serve the outcome, it’s not a good design.

#DesignThinking #DesignStrategy #designthinking #humanbehavior #uxdesign #Masto #JasonSpeaks

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Show threadCranfordTeague2d ago

This discipline keeps the team aligned and prevents design-by-default—where features accumulate without purpose. It also makes critiques easier: if a design doesn’t serve the outcome, it’s not a good design.

#DesignThinking #DesignStrategy #designthinking #humanbehavior #uxdesign #Masto #CranfordTeague

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Show threadJason §The Fickle Futurist2d ago

This discipline keeps the team aligned and prevents design-by-default—where features accumulate without purpose. It also makes critiques easier: if a design doesn’t serve the outcome, it’s not a good design.

#DesignThinking #DesignStrategy #designthinking #humanbehavior #uxdesign #Masto #JasonSpeaks

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ResearchBuzz: Firehose3d ago

Texas A&M: Research finds hotel booking chatbots can ‘creep out’ customers. “Travelers who use chatbots powered by artificial intelligence on hotel booking platforms often feel uneasy. That discomfort can cause them to disengage or delay booking decisions, according to new research.”

https://rbfirehose.com/2026/06/01/texas-am-research-finds-hotel-booking-chatbots-can-creep-out-customers/
Texas A&M: Research finds hotel booking chatbots can ‘creep out’ customers

Texas A&M: Research finds hotel booking chatbots can ‘creep out’ customers. “Travelers who use chatbots powered by artificial intelligence on hotel booking platforms often feel uneasy. T…

ResearchBuzz: Firehose
The-145d ago
Psychopathy: some experts now say it doesn’t exist – here’s why we may be looking at it all wrong
#Psychology #Psychopathy #MentalHealth #Personality #PersonalityDisorders #Science #Research #Behaviour #Neuroscience #Criminology #Empathy #HumanBehavior
https://the-14.com/psychopathy-some-experts-now-say-it-doesnt-exist-heres-why-we-may-be-looking-at-it-all-wrong/
Psychopathy: some experts now say it doesn’t exist – here’s why we may be looking at it all wrong | The-14

New research questions whether psychopathy exists as a distinct disorder, challenging traditional views on empathy, behaviour and risk.

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N-gated Hacker NewsMay 28
In this 60-second snooze-fest about AI permission fatigue, we are treated to the groundbreaking revelation that people tend to skim AI #commands instead of reading them like a Tolstoy novel. 💤 Bravo, you've managed to encapsulate humanity's attention span issues in a game nobody will play twice. 🎮👏
https://llmgame.scalex.dev #AIpermissionFatigue #AttentionSpan #Skimming #GamingHumor #HumanBehavior #HackerNews #ngated
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A 60-second game about LLM permission fatigue. How carefully do you really read AI commands?

Wisdom in SpaceMay 28

Reason is a biological product -- a tool whose power is inherently and substantially restricted. It has improved how we do things; it has not changed why we do things. The more fundamental "why" element is driven by instinctive self-preservation, emotional needs, and cultural attitudes. We are usually reluctant to admit the extent to which these forces govern our behavior, and accordingly we often recruit reason to explain and justify our actions.
-- Donald B. Calne (Within Reason: Rationality and Human Behavior)

⬆ #Wisdom #Quotes #DonaldBCalne #HumanBehavior #Reason

⬇ #Photography #Panorama #BartolomeIsland #PinnacleRock #Galapagos