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One process I still can’t do well in available software is structuring talks & essays. Requires a spatial canvas that handles text well. Always still happens in a notebook, or a giant sheet of paper. Miro is decent, but unconnected to existing notes in Roam, links to refs, etc.

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isaac draws an architectural #discoursegraph

@shoppingtheatre

Apr 24

😁 thanks for the idea that #tft is a #cultural practice. It corroborates my thought trajectory ⛩

isaac draws an architectural #discoursegraph

@shoppingtheatre

Apr 24

Though I must add that it may be computational spaces or situations or sites, rather than objects 🤝

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Ah I’ll be saying more about it at the TFT Rocks meet-up on Thursday. TLDR: the current community narrative around TFT is hyper-focused on computational objects (eg. Specific apps and interface patterns), but really all our TFTs are pre- or non-computational cultural practices

1:40 PM · Apr 24, 2022Twitter for iPhone

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Sounds like we’re on the exact same wavelength; computational spaces/situations/sites are more appropriate framings of HCI as a shared context between person-machine they collaborate in. Rather than “human with physical tool”