“I would surprise myself with not knowing whether I was holding an 🍊 or a 🍋, a 🍅 or an 🍎. Usually, I could sort them out by sniffing or squeezing.”
In this fascinating piece A Man of Letters for The New Yorker, neurologist and author Oliver Sacks writes about patients who lost the ability to read, while still being able to write.
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“Design education not only teaches its technical and historical canon, or how to design, but more importantly teaches 👩‍💻👨‍💻 how to be designers in society and in relation to 💰.”
A look at the history of design education, from the Bauhaus and its postwar offsprings to contemporary alternative pedagogical models, written by designer Jacob Lindgren.
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