Some other things that make it tricky:
- The surplus of debt is vast, and teams rarely get to go back
- Sometimes you have to re-design the whole flow, not just add iteratively to individual pages
- Users often reference what they know, making it hard for some teams to discern what is needed

Their slogan in response goes something like, ‘we need to train our own (geniuses)’. 😭😆

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Building on @viviane49.bsky.social

100% - my mind went to the orange man-child and no-kings protests. Honestly, the more I think about the whole thing, there are so many learnings to be had about history and current times!

And then there's the fireworks fun vs the climate emergency. Think, I'm going to do the safety of sparklers and to show them an alternative by using bubbles and coloured floodlights. Also, if of interest, there's a good activity involving glow-in-the-dark bubbles (glow paint + black light).

Oooh, that sounds interesting! I would take my kids to that, guessing not in London?

My challenge is that the other side sought to use violence to stop the terrible Royals. We teach my kids about this, but it's trickier for 4 - 6-year-olds of other people's kids. 😅

Further evidence here. www.theverge.com/news/674366/...

Wondering if they wouldn’t consider it due the Brexit backdrop and because it would add further fuel to the claims about mass surveillance etc.?

Might just be a London thing, but suspect there's an interesting exercise in recording types of societal change like this and the why's that shape them.

Influencing factors:
- some folk seem to lack the basic grasp of the problem and the quick fix
- electric cars
- people are very nervous to put their windows down
- concern their battery will run down
- one person said their battery may blow up
- not knowing where their battery is located