Move Slow and Cherish

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  • Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
  • Technology can be a bicycle for the mind,
    A tool to help humanity become the best it can be...
    If we create an algorithm that gets the perfect gift for everybody,
    That at first sounds amazing...but would miss the point completely...
    Poem written & performed - Max Stossel
    Music - Max Lemurian
    Camera - Alex K Colby, Alicia Sully
    Edit - Alicia Sully
    Production - Clara Wetzel, Lina Plioplyte, Sebastian Lindström
    Burning Man Project team - Jenn Sander, Dominique Debucquoy-Dodley
    Special thanks - Profiles in Dust
    What Took You So Long?

Комментарии • 8

  • @jeffbarta6276
    @jeffbarta6276 9 дней назад

    great

  • @heysp
    @heysp 5 лет назад +1

    This is just great

  • @meelee
    @meelee 5 лет назад +1

    This is beautiful, so well put.

  • @michaelselvaggio4935
    @michaelselvaggio4935 6 лет назад +2

    Short and to the point. The more we allocate technological agents to interface with our needs, the more disenfranchised we are from those interactions. In doing so the human element is removed from our products and our personal growth. Thank you for this video. Funnel

  • @burningmanmike
    @burningmanmike 5 лет назад

    thought provoking, & concise.

  • @septaphon
    @septaphon 6 лет назад

    Would love to see the full text of the poem!

    • @MaxStossel
      @MaxStossel 5 лет назад +1

      Technology can be a bicycle for the mind.
      A tool to help humanity become the best it can be
      And frankly...that sounds lovely...
      But somewhere along the way we seemed to underestimate
      The ease at which machines could switch on and off our reptile brains...
      That what we built could actually manipulate
      Our minds desires and society
      The fabric of this world we’ve made
      That these little screens could overtake
      The life that they’re supposedly “capturing”
      We shouldn’t throw it all away...
      There’s so much value that they bring
      Technology is human ingenuity
      Its magic practically
      But somewhere along the line
      We let these systems rearrange
      The way we value everything.
      This place was founded upon values
      But like so much of society pointing technology
      at these...
      is more complicated than it seems.
      If We
      create an algorithm that got the perfect gift for everybody,
      that at first sounds amazing...but would miss the point completely.
      It would lose all the magic that comes from people gifting
      The thoughtfulness the serendipity and the effort that we put in
      If robots cleaned the playa we wouldn’t have to pick up anything...
      But we’d miss the lived experience of caring for the space we’re in
      We’d miss the lesson the intention the reason for it’s creation.
      Sometimes the answer isn’t the answer
      Sometimes questions are the answer and sometimes getting lost is the only way to find our way.
      Whats the point of all this innovation if we sacrifice the things that make live worth living
      If we sacrifice meaning in pursuit of efficiency
      If we isolate ourselves in search of connectedness
      If we lose our “why?” in pursuit of success
      If we become mindless in our pursuit of progress?
      Life happens fast and is over in an instant.
      Technology happens faster and if we don’t insist
      on designing it to value our humanity then we just might lose it.
      How can we use technology thoughtfully?
      How can we start minimally and carefully
      Checking in along the way on what we’re losing as we’re gaining.
      This space has always been a playground on which to innovate,
      And this will always be the case.
      But as we move into the future and as we create
      the next wave
      Of existence... how can we do so with our radical humanity.

  • @johanstam7186
    @johanstam7186 4 года назад

    Und Jetzt?