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| デザイナーに限らず読んで欲しい本。 | デザイナーに限らず読んで欲しい本。 | ||
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| + | ## The Objects of Our Life | ||
| + | Steve’s talk at the 1983 International Design Conference in Aspen | ||
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| + | https://stevejobsarchive.com/exhibits/objects-of-our-life | ||
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| + | He truly believed that by making something useful, empowering and beautiful, we express our love for humanity. | ||
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| + | This is how Steve viewed innovation throughout his life: a constant accretion of what he called “sedimentary layers,” each one with the potential to raise humanity a bit higher, each generation building on the ideas of its predecessors. | ||
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| + | Most of us didn’t make the clothes we’re wearing, and we didn’t cook or grow the food that we eat, and we’re speaking a language that was developed by other people; we use mathematics that was developed by other people.” He is emphasizing every word. “We are constantly taking–and the ability to put something back into that pool of human experiences is extremely neat.” This desire to “put something back” would drive his work throughout his life. | ||
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| + | He was developing his eye, absorbing into his bones the lesson that good design is not mere decoration or ornament, but a paring away to help an object reveal its essence and, ultimately, evoke an emotional connection with its user. | ||
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