How could changing our definition of ‘good design’ help the industry address the climate crisis?
Lukas Yonis Abubeker
A designer and creative director with more than a decade of experience. Since 2019, the climate crisis has pushed him to develop a critical perspective on technology, social progress, and economics.
Familiar framings can lock us into familiar solutions. What happens when we suspend reality and imagine new processes?
We're more aware than ever of climate change, but how does a purely technical approach affect how we see the crisis?
Models affect how we see reality and the actions we take, so changing how they work can be a significant leverage point for creating the world we want.
We often understand ‘sustainability’ as a verb rather than a noun. Could this be a reason sustainability is so easily appropriated?
What does it mean to be human—or animal, for that matter? Where do we draw the line?
While it's common to see nature as a storehouse for humanity's needs, the next phase of business will likely need to see it as a collaborator.
This week asks the question, "How would we feel about the status quo, if we knew how it really worked?"
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