Design

Imagine a whole physical world designed and inspired from the architecture of software. 

Like Virgil Abloh designed and was inspired by the language of the architecture of buildings. 

Crafting that design language.

I think we’re getting to the point where architecture needs to respond to software. It’s been blissfully unaware to this point, but that trajectory is unsustainable and will quickly end in irrelevance. 

(I say this as an architect)

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It’s created a dissonance that has made us stagnant to a degree. 

There has been a lot of talk about stagnation in human progress. Is this it?

I don't know about stagnant, maybe complacent.

I would be curious, if anyone has an article/book to recommend, to read a quantification of tech advances over human history. How does the internet, AI, etc stack up against aviation, industry, printing, farming, fire in terms of disrupting affecting the human experience?