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And we wonder why people are so fucked up, people building apps just want you to be hopelessly addicted so they can make more money from ads. It’s hard to find design books on optimizing human well-being. Why does our relationship with computers have to be framed around getting users hooked on crack? There is something seriously wrong with our industry.

jb55 @jb55 · 126w

Replying to @Matt

When i tried to google design books around this concept all i found were books and how to keep users addicted. Let’s not care about peoples well being, let’s just get them hooked 🙄 https://i.nostr.build/mlg0v.jpg

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axlbackup · 126w

"it's not addictive if everyone's doing it."

deleted · 126w

Not a book, but https://dynamicland.org seems cool. Long time coming, we’ll see.

Karnage · 126w

It’s hard to do away with variable reward that keeps people hooked.

Apps be shitcoins without the coin

Lyn Alden · 126w

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humblepardon · 126w

This is probably the best UI for well being https://image.nostr.build/3c7d19f96176edcf5547aa7f9a0668055601425d74ced5f2a13e4736e835b449.jpg

PK ⚡️ · 126w

This is your best note yet

thebitcoinshop.nz · 126w

Hooked on Nostr

Money Isn't Necessary · 126w

money is broken. everything is because money. every heart attack is due to inflation (cheaper ingredients, seed oils to disguise higher prices)

Pretty great resource on humane design https://humanebydesign.com/

Money Isn't Necessary · 126w

I say don't get the jab, don't eat seed oils, don't eat sugar it causes cancer. they say "oh everything causes cancer" no. only things created after 1900 cause cancer.

Elephant in the root · 126w

I've been thinking about this a lot. How do we improve things? Maybe instead of notifications add a reminder to calendar to check stuff at certain time?

it's me, real fake · 126w

build tools & jigs, not apps

JamPower · 126w

Looks like a nice read 😅

dackdel · 126w

https://attachments.are.na/2707173/502b4fc8a083198f97ff84f8aed9bc2e.pdf?1536958813 here is a nice pdf about designing a little printer for everyday use. Joyful read.

Toda industria entre ellas la tecnológica se dedican a satisfacer emociones humanas, y esas emociones son llevadas siempre al límite en nuestra sociedad consumista lo que termina convirtiendo en adicto a las personas. Como cualquier otra droga las aplicaciones dan satisfacción, toda una industria...

Attention is the most fundamental currency.

Quantoshi.xyz · 126w

In the old days, getting hooked was part of why shit was illegal.

The real prophet Muhhammed who invented islam aka False Idol #1 · 126w

This is what happens when attacking bullying is treated as a higher priority than attacking pedophilia in schools

This is the whole essence of capitalism. Exploit humans to make as much money as possible.

Scott O’Brien · 126w

That type of design ultimately destroys the UX which drives people to protocols like Nostr. Short term thinking.

David Caseria · 126w

It is a natural result of a liberal world order focused on individual will and power. We will only resolve to do any better if we return to a society focused on human dignity, the common good, and God.

DAILY ACTIVE USERS IS AN ADDICTION MEASUREMENT

Ingwie Phoenix (aka. birb) · 126w

The internet, to the casual, has shrunken down so much it's more like Cable TV than ever. Just peek at the world of streaming services. I'll stay on the seas... precisely because of that. Dont want to be part of this shit. :/

Don’t stray from the path. Keep it real

Because all forms of monetizing were built on advertising foundations, thus making an inevitability within the industry to capture users attention. That until is until bitcoin, nostr, zaps and the paradigm shift on value 4 value came about.

James A Lewis · 126w

Didn't Nir have another book that was all about fixing the problem be helped make?

davesoma · 125w

It will never change.

Was it always like this? Or was it the emergence of big tech/web2.0 that askewed the landscape dramatically? I remember books in the 90s being so full of hope for the future and where the WWW and internet would take us. Now? Everywhere I turn is people trying to make money from these 'habit forming...