Flaneur Musings by Teodor Mitew
The more complex and orderly the system, the more it is prone to confuse its internal states for external reality. It confuses its internal order for external one.
That is why when things glitch and get weird we see new and strange states appear. The system’s internal cohesion momentarily glitches or breaks, and we get the chance to reframe our cognitive image of reality.
That’s when we learn.
People of #bcm112 here is the most important slide from your lecture tomorrow pic.twitter.com/oBDmEbXiKG
— Teodor Mitew (@tedmitew) February 25, 2018
Here are the prezi slides from a guest lecture I gave on the Fail Early Fail Often philosophy [#fefo], as well as the methodology of Fast, Inexpensive, Simple, Tiny [#fist].
And below are some related gifs I made for the occasion:
In tomorrow’s #bcm112 lecture I will be talking about our media making philosophy – Fail Early Fail Often #FEFO pic.twitter.com/OterrA6s2N
— Teodor Mitew (@tedmitew) March 4, 2018
Tomorrow I am also talking about the #bcm112 media making method – Fast Inexpensive Simple Tiny #FIST pic.twitter.com/UcxK48fxRx
— Teodor Mitew (@tedmitew) March 4, 2018
Everyone in #bcm112 stressing about project ideas, this is for you. pic.twitter.com/IaSiws2MMP
— Teodor Mitew (@tedmitew) March 8, 2018
