Arthur

It is Munch for our times. Very fitting, like looking in the mirror after reading the news.

Which cartoon, sci-fi movie/novel/what-have-you makes you horniest?

How could this utter joke of a man have ever become president? Does our version of democracy even work?

If Kratos has too much hair on his head and too little on his chin, he ain’t Kratos!

I work on boring problems on purpose.
Because boring problems are where reality quietly breaks.
Design, for me, is basically: “make the invisible structure visible again.”

#design #systems

I design for people who value:
• clarity over spectacle
• systems over features
• long-term use over first impressions

If that resonates, we’ll probably work well together.

Yeah, as soon as the weather is less cruel, I will test the game with a small group of people. You are very welcome to join :)

Spiegel des Universums Find the mirror. Glitch the world. Bring snacks.

I'll report back! Also, I'll send this over to my business consultant. He's a good dude and surely interested in this for his clients.

Wanna try my street game: spiegeldesuniversums.forkedtongue.fun

It's the MVP for a whole series of such street experiences.

Very interesting project!

Can‘t wait! I‘ve got the Shattered Sea trilogy lying around, wanna start on that soon.

Yes! Claude is about as conscious as the Tofu I ate for lunch! There's gonna be an essay about this topic soon on my site:
context.schmidtpabst.com

True Heroes!

Stunning cover! Have to check it out.

Well... what is it? Color me intrigued!

Can't wait until this nightmare is over! I sincerely hope to still be around for when Nuremberg 2.0 takes place!

The youth leading the way!

get the kid in the brown hoodie a scholarship

No, I think there are plenty of others just like us.

Me too :)

Love it! I can hear its 8-bit chirp!

If your product feels powerful but overwhelming,
or elegant but fragile:
that’s usually a systems problem, not a visual one.

A good system doesn’t impress you.

It lets you think.
It reduces cognitive noise.
It creates emotional calm.

That’s not accidental. It’s designed.

I’ve always been interested in how machines affect humans.

Early computers made me _feel_ things.
Now I design systems that take that responsibility seriously.

He thinks he’s God and way to many people agree.

Systems design is slower upfront.

But it saves weeks later;
especially once real users enter the picture.

AI accelerates structure.
Humans provide meaning.

My job sits in between:
framing, shaping, deciding what _should_ exist.

Thanks, very interesting tool! Appreciated :)

To me: AI is most useful when it removes friction,
not when it replaces judgment.

Curious how others are structuring their workflows around that.

I recently created: Context. A place to read AI dialectically, not optimistically or catastrophically.

context.schmidtpabst.com

People don’t interact with features.
They interact with **systems over time**.

That’s why I focus on workflows, documentation, and structure;
not just screens.