From the Blog on choice

Dog Bones and Choices

Dog Bones and Choices

The thing about change we rarely read about is that choices are not always between one desired outcome and one undesirable – both are desired

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Bartering, not Free

Bartering, not Free

Consent assumes two or more equals are engaging. When we distribute aid, we require an exchange of information for the aid. We are bartering.

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Is there an alternative?

Is there an alternative?

Is there an alternative? Are we able to uphold our imperative of giving aid to those who need it? Or are we only giving to those who give us their data?

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Backups and Alternatives

Backups and Alternatives

Going digital requires us to have back ups. However, backups tend also to be digital. So perhaps an even better option is to always have alternatives.

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Choice Ethics

Choice Ethics

When we design systems and operations, which do not enable choice or actively take away choice, there might be some ethical questions needing to be asked.

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Shifting the Needle

Shifting the Needle

Perhaps it helps if we ask, “what are we choosing to spend our time and money instead of this?” And then go deeper by asking ‘why have we made that choice?’

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