Thought, Said, Heard

Thought, Said, Heard

When something becomes pervasive it's no longer thought of as technology.

One example - language itself.

When we try to communicate something, resonance depends solely on the listeners ability to decode whatever it is we're saying.

Words are not the thing being communicated, they are merely an attempt to map to the thing being communicated.

What feels like a coherent thought to us has to then go through the filter of our speech and vocabulary, then through the ears and mind of the listener.

Just because you said it, doesn't mean they heard it.

Art history has witnessed a series of exponential leaps, not just in the production of art but, more significantly, in the reach that each new medium or technological innovation has enabled.
Leverage is as much about where you are standing as how much force you are applying.

If you are building something, it is far more useful to focus on the work you are doing to produce the result than the result itself.