About: Minimalism in things
“In reality, minimalism (or zen, or whatever) doesn’t have a fixed definition. It varies. It is about reducing friction just enough to work, then sitting down and doing the work.”
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Minimalism and Real Work — 512 Pixels
What we believe in.
(As I have said time and time again here and many places elsewhere. Look it up.)
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again, being complex is easy. Reducing that complexity down to “simple”, and still being able to achieve all the...
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