
Wilson Miner delivers a thought-provoking talk reflecting on the impact of design and technology on our lives and environment. He begins with personal anecdotes about his father's possessions and transitions to Marshall McLuhan's theories on media shaping society, illustrating how tools extend human capabilities. Miner emphasizes the rapid pace of technological change and the importance of continuous learning, referencing Robert Irwin's art to highlight responsiveness and adaptation. He concludes by urging designers to consider the lasting impact of their creations, encouraging them to build meaningful things that positively shape the world we inhabit.
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