Destruction Blog Posts

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In 2008, two of my co-workers were talking at the desk next to me at the office. I respected both of these people. They were both great hard workers that I helped and helped me back succeeding and growing the company we were working for. I was pretty alarmed that they both knew of this […]

I feel I am a pretty ethical human. Don’t murder, don’t abuse, don’t steal, don’t exploit other humans etc. But the same rules don’t apply with technology. I force my computer to run day and night, and I expect this of traffic lights, elevators etc. Robots already vaccum our floors, and will soon drive us […]

When products are developed, there tends to be a point where most workers will state “Good Enough!”. But not at Tesla. The question is always, “How Can We Do BETTER?”. Technology builds upon itself. In order to improve, most look to the latest superficial customer facing issues. But to really improve, to the point where […]

This is the big question. And everybody should give you a different answer because there is only so much you can do and redoing shit doesn’t move your forward. Unless it does. The answer can often depend on how short-sighted you want to be. There is always an option to leave things alone, preferably stable […]

This article is pure speculation. If I were Dyson, and I were looking at the big business picture, I would recognise my dependency on Li-ion batteries. The cost of my batteries heavily impacts the cost of my vacuum devices to my customers and my margins as well. Having somebody working towards getting the costs of […]

Badgination is the tactic of exposing a controversial headline to a user to instil a view upon them. The headline is either descriptive enough for a user to conclude the headline shall be take as truth or is click bait. When landing on the click bait site, the user quickly abandons reading to completion due […]

I keep hearing that the worst thing is religion. I can’t make sense of that. Religion is just a belief system. How firmly people believe is widely variable. And if the religion provides a good moral ethic code which is fairly inline with my own, I have nothing against people believing that. If people are […]