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Free the interns!There are only one or two circumstances in which an architecture student can legitimately be asked to work in a for-profit firm for free…Jun 13, 20221Jun 13, 20221
Published inUX CollectiveArchitecture & autocracyEvery few years a design critic writes about the questionable ethics of architects, desperate to build at any cost…Mar 21, 2022Mar 21, 2022
Published inUX CollectiveHolmes-land: Theranos, Polaroid and the legacy of dropoutsSuccessful college dropouts, especially those from legendary institutions like Harvard or Stanford, are part of the origin story for…Mar 18, 20221Mar 18, 20221
Published inUX CollectiveThe front doorVestigial value at the edge of privacy.Feb 14, 2022Feb 14, 2022
Published inUX CollectiveAre we living in a simulation?Simulacra, Analog & DigitalDec 28, 2021Dec 28, 2021
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