How to Get Home
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tools like design thinking are of course worthy, so far as they are effective. but they are tools. and they must be oriented towards the aims that are worth of our lives: building homes where ALL can flourish, not just those with money and power.
January 9, 2025 at 4:29 PM
tools like design thinking are of course worthy, so far as they are effective. but they are tools. and they must be oriented towards the aims that are worth of our lives: building homes where ALL can flourish, not just those with money and power.
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And like where do you even go at this point? When you realize Trump is about to be president so absolutely nothing will be done to prevent this from happening again, it is pretty depressing.
January 9, 2025 at 3:53 AM
And like where do you even go at this point? When you realize Trump is about to be president so absolutely nothing will be done to prevent this from happening again, it is pretty depressing.
“modern philosophy has steered everything towards the city, but the future of the world can only be domestic.” - Emanuele Coccia, Philosophy of the Home
January 7, 2025 at 8:34 PM
“modern philosophy has steered everything towards the city, but the future of the world can only be domestic.” - Emanuele Coccia, Philosophy of the Home
rules of thumb:
1. patience. if we’re in a situation where we feel a need to hurry, we’re in danger of a rash S1 choice
2. curiosity. the more we can pry open the assumptions on which our decision is being made, the less power S1 has
3. discussion. open communication between buyer and agent is key
1. patience. if we’re in a situation where we feel a need to hurry, we’re in danger of a rash S1 choice
2. curiosity. the more we can pry open the assumptions on which our decision is being made, the less power S1 has
3. discussion. open communication between buyer and agent is key
November 21, 2024 at 11:39 AM
rules of thumb:
1. patience. if we’re in a situation where we feel a need to hurry, we’re in danger of a rash S1 choice
2. curiosity. the more we can pry open the assumptions on which our decision is being made, the less power S1 has
3. discussion. open communication between buyer and agent is key
1. patience. if we’re in a situation where we feel a need to hurry, we’re in danger of a rash S1 choice
2. curiosity. the more we can pry open the assumptions on which our decision is being made, the less power S1 has
3. discussion. open communication between buyer and agent is key
it shouldn’t be such an emotional choice, but it often is. and this leads to poor decisions.
to slow the automatic system (S1) down and bring more reflection into the process is the trick. but it’s surprisingly hard, especially once the buyer gets emotionally attached to a decision.
to slow the automatic system (S1) down and bring more reflection into the process is the trick. but it’s surprisingly hard, especially once the buyer gets emotionally attached to a decision.
November 21, 2024 at 11:39 AM
it shouldn’t be such an emotional choice, but it often is. and this leads to poor decisions.
to slow the automatic system (S1) down and bring more reflection into the process is the trick. but it’s surprisingly hard, especially once the buyer gets emotionally attached to a decision.
to slow the automatic system (S1) down and bring more reflection into the process is the trick. but it’s surprisingly hard, especially once the buyer gets emotionally attached to a decision.