strategy - i·illucid

sho(r)ts: the extiction of idea & execution

when both ideas and execution are commoditized thanks to advances in technology, how do we adapt our current processes to make sense of our activities?

art

every like kills

there's too much longing for external acceptance and too little work on building oneself and spending time to know your own ground. Which kills what would potentially be the really important stuff - in art, innovation and elsewhere.

strategy

Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme (wake up, the voice calls us)

Digital services that are too easy and tailored liquidate difference; the constant flow of products liquidates our cycles. A provocation to rethink our rythms, the way we build products and the way we consume them. This is NOT a piece about filter bubbles (oh, please!). It goes well beyond that.

strategy

A public response to The Guardian on the impact and challenges of NFTs

The majority of NFTs are traded in blockchains that don't have a significant environmental impact. And they represent a true opportunity for all to achieve a better redistribution of wealth and prosperity.

strategy

sho(r)ts: process vs. goals

Process vs. goals (execution vs. idea) is a non-debate. Both are important. You don't need to read the article, this is enough. But you can, it's very short (it's a shot!).

curation

About curation (in the NFT space and beyond)

Curation in the age of massive scale digital platforms is a challenge, but full of opportunities to nurture human growth with the help of new technologies.

strategy

Surfing the NFT wave as the bringer of the next consequential contribution to civilization

The craze of NFTs in art signals deep impact in everything we do. Decentralized, transparent, no-trust is sure to be in your life, sooner or later.

strategy

The strategy of learning before having a strategy

Before you commit to a strategy for whichever activity you set out to do, invest in exploring and learning first so you are prepared to understand what every step means.

AI

On artificial neurological illnesses

As AIs gain reach and complexity, unexpected & unkown behaviours shall appear. What do we do with that?