Going online is such an intrinsically solitary act and yet, ironically, it allows for groups to be formed.

— From Shopping in Jail by Douglas Coupland

...We now have this thing called the Internet in our lives, and this Internet thingy has become a true externalization of our interior selves: our memories, our emotions, so much of our entire sense of being and belonging. The Internet has taken something that was once inside us and put it outside of us, has made it searchable, mashable, stealable, and tinkerable.

— From Shopping in Jail by Douglas Coupland

This is why I am going on my way —not to seek another and better doctrine, for I know there is none, but to leave all doctrines and all teachers and to reach my goal alone—or die.

— From Siddharta by Herman Hesse

by packaging Design Thinking as a promise to “good” design, all other nonconforming methods are flattened, dismissed, erased. The result is a homogenous digital landscape increasingly susceptible to biases maintained in white supremacy.

— From Design Thinking is a Rebrand of White Supremacy