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ANNO·​TRICESIMO·​DIE·​CENTESIMO·​VICESIMO·​NONO·​VITÆ·​POVYA

I had found Kamwa on the street, with his eyes open, with his mouth open, having vomited on the street… My son must have had such a horrible death. So much pain, so much suffering, it is killing me thinking about it.

I think if design thinking was to happen to education and they wanted to interview “extreme users”, then I’m definitely the ultimate extreme user.

Updated the Composition Book template of iA Writer a little bit.

I miss Kamwa .

My Archive is bright, it is colorful, happy, so nice. I decided not to any black and white in its design, the only place it has white is for the borders of photographs that are awesome. It is happy. And yet when you feed it into an LLM, it becomes sad, they keep telling me how traumatized and sad I am. Well, I’m not.

The best app to write in Farsi? It’s the good old TextEdit. Strangely so.

I hate communication…

New @archive Table Design

A New Archive Essay Table Design

Today I added some of the Polaroids I had of Téo , Kamwa , and Jr, and one with my desk to the expanding file I have in the 🬍🬶🬪🬰🬴🬧’s office that I have to go for the 🬆🬧🬍🬜🬬🬙 service.
Instead OfColorfulBlack And WhiteAuthenticProfilicCreative, Noisy, Messy, Magical PlacesSterile, Boring, Cubicle/Open-Floor Plan SpacesDeep, Serious, Respectful, BeautifulPhoney, Shallow, Social-Media Alike, RudeNoble, Rooted, OriginalMoving with Pop Culture, A CopyBased on its own principles, grounded in philosophyBaned on market demand and trends

1285 Visual Design Principles, To talk with Faeze .

1285VisualDesignPrinciples
1285 Visual Design Principles
FORINSTEAD OF
Colorful, warm, aliveBlack and white, cold, dead
Authentic — rooted in its own philosophyProfilic — chasing approval, performing for an audience
Creative, messy, magical places where tools are visible — because seeing tools loads them into your attention system and activates creative playSterile, boring cubicles or open-plan offices where tools are hidden or require deliberate hunting
Romantic, grand, beautiful — like symphonies & cathedralsWoke, corporate, template‑driven
Deep, serious, respectful, beautifulPhony, shallow, rude, feed content
Noble, original, grounded in its own principlesCopying pop culture, driven by trends and markets
A living ecosystem (media as ecology)A dead machine (media as a neutral pipe)
Play as the engine of learning (Freire: problem‑posing)The banking model of education (depositing facts)
Fragile ideas protected until they grow (Ive)Ideas crushed by careless opinions
Spaces that store continuity — shelves, traces, historySpaces designed for the ephemeral — Instagram backdrops
Anti‑environments that wake you upEnvironments that numb you into compliance
The gutter, the fermata, the negative space — where the receiver completes the workConstant noise, no silence, no room for construction
Tools you can repair, own, and understandTools that own you — surveillance as a service
Made by artists who careGenerated by averages — LLM slop, soulless
“With, not for, the oppressed” (Freire)Education as charity, saviorism, or control
Storage is continuity → continuity creates attachment → attachment creates seriousnessDisposability, no trace of the maker
The medium is the messageThe content is the message (as if the medium were invisible)
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