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| + | ...the goal of my imaginary lab is to | ||
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| + | * shift the discourse of what technology is capable of, e.g. finding business models for smart gadgets that don’t rely on collecting data or subscriptions; | ||
| + | * don’t invent technology. Re-exploring old tech, and take a systems-thinking approach – create product prototypes, but also protocol drafts, Excel fictions, and so on | ||
| + | * be independent and public yet commercial. The research programs should be visible and self-determined, | ||
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| + | As outputs to this process, new technology and new ventures may be inspired, and that’s the desire but not the purpose. | ||
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