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		<title>New Themes: Disposability and Resiliency</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A couple themes have been perculating in my head over the past several months: disposability and resiliency.  While they may seem related, I don&#8217;t intend a connection&#8211;they&#8217;ve just bubbled to the surface at about the same time.  Here is the gist&#8230; 1. Designing disposable experiences may create more value than deeply transformative experiences. 2. Large [...]]]></description>
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<p>A couple themes have been perculating in my head over the past several months: disposability and resiliency.  While they may seem related, I don&#8217;t intend a connection&#8211;they&#8217;ve just bubbled to the surface at about the same time.  Here is the gist&#8230;</p>
<p>1. Designing disposable experiences may create more value than deeply transformative experiences.</p>
<p>2. Large systems are brittle.  Small systems in large volumes are resilient.  We may be at the end of &#8220;economies of scale&#8221; and at the beginning of &#8220;resilient systems&#8221;</p>
<p>Just some stuff to kick around in the old brain pan.</p>
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