Some Solutions
Here are a couple problems and solutions: Red Notifications are associated with danger and require immediate reaction. This constant state of alertness known as “continuous…
Here, I made this
My latest project dives into Johnathan Haidt’s opening chapters explaining the fundamental differences of ‘Real’ relational experiences that get replaced for ‘Virtual.’ The past couple…
Game
My part-time gig teaching Art & Design at One River School has led me to this piece. The team and…
the Tipping Point
The tipping point for Maria Ressa during Duterte’s misinformed “war on drugs” was the murder of a 5 year old…
Bargain 2
“I said it once before, but it bears repeating” – The White Stripes “Negative feedback turns out to be the…
Connection
Time, being an ingredient as is water to a young seedling. Once sown, it is nurtured and slowly grown. This…
A Skill Issue
The battle for attention will be the one this current generation will die trying to win. Attention, as commercial value,…
Stats
“Facts don’t change people’s minds. Feelings do.” – Sarah Silverman Johnathan Haidt’s “The Anxious Generation,” has a plethora of research…
“Go Off,” is a go-to resource for anyone seeking healthier screen habits, focusing on efforts to live with less distractions in life; reminders for what matters most. “Go Off” is a sign of where we are, a culture inundated with screens, but still capable of returning to a healthier life with technology; calling for lifestyle change, from personal circles, all the way up to sweeping cultural change necessary to coexist with screen addictions moving forward.
