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1. "utopia" literally means "no place." 2. Bauhaus design affordances are geared toward humans-as-machines 3. Bauhaus design has become ubiquitous. Ergo, huma
by ntzchenonsqtr 7y ago
1. "utopia" literally means "no place."
2. Bauhaus design affordances are geared toward humans-as-machines
3. Bauhaus design has become ubiquitous.
Ergo, human-humans have no place.
Ergo, Bauhaus succeeded in building a utopia all around us and in our homes. (Florescent light flickers on after Alexa and Siri fight for the privilege)
- smogcutter 7y agoSide note about 1: utopia is a pun. The "u" doubles as a transliteration of the prefixes eu- and ou-, meaning "good place" and "no place" respectively.