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The Feed & The Thread - June 2, 2026
We explore how default settings act as ethical policy decisions rather than neutral conveniences, drawing on Bora’s argument that we dictate user outcomes through loss aversion. By reframing imposter syndrome as a signal of care rather than a flaw, we examine how to ground our work in service instead of ego. This episode connects these invisible design choices to the visible weight of aesthetics, questioning who benefits when the path of least resistance favors business convenience over user intent.
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Overcome imposter syndrome (Scott Berkun) — View design output as a service…
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