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EPISODE · Jul 4, 2025 · 59 MIN

#27 Delayed Edit Two Months

from Great Intentions Podcast · host Jonas Lund and Roel Wouters

In this episode of the Great Intentions podcast, hosts Jonas and Roel explore a variety of themes including the role of audience in art, the impact of AI on productivity, personal reflections on climate change, and the importance of nature in our lives. They discuss parenting challenges, the significance of conditional design, and the need for education systems to adapt to the rise of AI. The conversation also touches on nostalgia for older technologies and the importance of creativity in learning. Recorded on the 4th of May. Published two months later due to too busy times, and no one to edit. 02:19 The Importance of Feeling Seen05:09 Art, Audience, and Authenticity07:13 Life Updates and Productivity10:17 Health Tips and Personal Anecdotes13:02 Nature and the Return of Swallows16:05 Work-Life Balance and Stress Management19:07 Conditional Design and Its Evolution21:54 Nostalgia in Technology and User Interfaces24:59 Smart Devices and Their Challenges30:00 The Shittification of Technology32:10 Nostalgia for Physical Media34:44 The Subscription Economy39:53 Education in the Age of AI47:43 Rethinking Grading Systems57:28 The Future of Creativity and Learning

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