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But for all but the simplest artifacts and stories, I do like non-minimalism in a different sense: opinionated design. I don’t need richly textured design. But I like things and takes where a few interchangeable aspects have been elevated to influential or essential aspects.
Interchangeable aspects of a design define a vast design space. Indifferent design picks randomly or lazily (eg uncritical imitation) from the space, which is as it should be for most details. But if you don’t promote say 5-20% of detail to influential, you fail in a key way.
The thing is, vast design spaces are scary and distressing to experience. They channel the vast indifference of the universe. It’s like a total perspective vortex. Opinionated design cuts that vast dimensionality a bit and makes you feel a bit more at home in the universe.
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Think of it as personalizing reality for humanity, and manifesting abundance, by caring to bind variables you don’t have to. Hero’s name, dress style, mannerisms, backstory — if you don’t bind *some* subset of it you’ve created a nonfiction role, not a livable story.
You can’t, and shouldn’t aim to, make designed realities as rich as naturally evolved realities. That’s how you get to overwrought/baroque. You should also leave room in design for future growth/complexification etc. But this doesn’t necessarily look a certain way.
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