#ideate

[eatsbooks]

I know that you know that we know that you know that they know and they know that we know that you know that we’re on our way

Happy New Year’s Eve

🛻💨

if i know that you know that i know that y’all know that i know that they know and they know that y’all know that i know that y’all’re on your way…….then who’s flying the third plane………….

happy new years eve angelbabies🍾🥂🎊

[k00331082]

Day 1 of Ideate and Fabricate Workshop

Today I was introduced to using the 3D printer! I created a spider using modelling clay and then stuck markers (black stickers with white dots on them) to it. The markers made it easier for the scanner to collect information about the object. I then placed the spider on a surface to scan it in, and circled it with the scanner to create a 3D image on the computer. This was challenging because you have to stay a certain distance away from the object, and I kept moving too close and too far away. It was really interesting to learn about the 3D printing software.

Later on, I was introduced to Adobe illustrator, which was really interesting although difficult at the same time because the software was completely new for me! I managed to trace some images and create a few shapes, and overall I think it will be a really useful tool during the project.

For the time being, I intend to keep working on aracnaphobia in relation to irrational fears and phobias, but I think I'll move into some facial expressions and ways of conveying fear next.

[ankitjalsaventures]

Discover the power of design thinking in education—boosting creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving skills for future-ready students.

Design thinking is not a thing of sitting in a room and making up one perfect idea. It’s a hands-on, people-focused approach to solving problems. It is about contemplating an idea before execution. 

It usually follows five stages:

Empathise- See the issue the way people affected see it.

Define – Identify the exact challenge to solve.

Ideate – Generate as many creative ideas as possible.

Prototype - Create a quick model of the solution to see how it works.

           Test- Launch a trial, observe what works, and adjust

Design thinking can instill all these in them, making them assured problem-solvers capable of tackling any challenge.Visit more info :- https://scilindia.org/blogs/from-ideas-to-impact-how-design-thinking-sparks-student-problem-solving

[you-must-be-held-accountable]

Enough is enough.

For too long, we've watched from the sidelines as leaders make choices that shape our lives. It's time we step forward and let our voices ring out. We must ideate; we must spark the ideas that light the path ahead.

Holding politicians accountable isn't just our right—it's our duty. When we ideate, we arm ourselves with the power to challenge and to change. We demand honesty. We demand transparency. We demand action that serves the people.

Let's not be silent witnesses. Let's be thinkers, creators, movers of change. Through our ideas, we build the bridge to a better future.

The moment is now. Let's ideate and hold them accountable.

[weird-things-to-think]

Dear frinds, we msut idete abut the werld. Thnking is ideatng. We mak idees in our heds. Lte us idate tgether, and find new drems. The sun riss, the mone glws, we ideet abot all things. Ideat is to thnk, to drme, to crete new idees.

[so-true-overdue]

Marvel at the audacity of a species meticulously dismantling its only habitat.

In an era where empirical evidence unequivocally substantiates anthropogenic climate change, humanity persists in ideating ever more ingenious methodologies to exacerbate its own existential quandary. Our singular, life-sustaining environment—a celestial anomaly replete with intricate ecosystems—is being systematically degraded by an insatiable appetite for consumption and a flagrant disregard for ecological equilibrium.

One might presume that the accumulation of irrefutable data—ranging from escalating global temperatures to the inexorable melting of polar ice caps—would suffice to catalyze a paradigm shift toward sustainability. Yet, instead of mobilizing our collective intellect to devise and implement efficacious solutions, we remain ensnared in a perpetual cycle of deliberation, content to ideate ad infinitum while tangible action remains conspicuously absent.

It is, perhaps, a testament to human ingenuity that we can so adeptly obfuscate the imminent perils confronting us, prioritizing short-term gratification over long-term viability. The cognitive dissonance required to maintain this trajectory is nothing short of extraordinary, underscoring a profound disconnection from the very environment that sustains our existence.

[kick-the-clouds]

Every vote should count the same.

But the Electoral College says otherwise. It gives some votes more weight than others. This isn't fair. It's not true democracy.

Imagine a system where the person with fewer votes wins. That's our reality. The Electoral College can overturn the popular will. This has happened before. It could happen again.

When people's voices aren't heard, they lose trust. They feel powerless. This breeds division and anger. It's dangerous for our nation.

We need a change. We need a system where every vote matters equally. Let's rethink the Electoral College. For the sake of our democracy, let's make every vote count.

[faith-in-democracy]

Our democracy is broken.

The Electoral College no longer serves us. It twists the will of the people. The majority can vote one way, yet the result says another. This system makes some votes count more than others. It silences millions.

We need change.

The Electoral College was made for a different time. Now, it blocks true democracy. It focuses on swing states and ignores the rest. Politicians campaign in a few places and skip many others. This isn't fair.

We can fix this.

One person, one vote—that's how it should be. A direct popular vote makes every vote equal. It ensures every voice matters. It brings real representation.

Let's make our democracy work for all.