MYST-X 1 deals with human hybris, destructive potential and fear on one side, and opening of the senses and realising vibrancy in the world around us on the other side. The sound of the album reflects the diversity of those feelings and perceptions. The psychedelics of the guitar and the electronics are often counteracted by rhythmic and acoustic elements (mostly still electronically produced + the flute in 'Another Flight of Reborn Ikarus', which is a rather powerful and dramatic piece with a strong minimalistic approach.) Other tracks seem to seek a balance between ambience and ambivalence, between excitement, uncertainty and calmness. 'Dorian Revisited' can also be seen and heard as a sound video, here with the title 'Dorian's Fear'. MYST-X 2 is in planning.

Particles Of Ambivalent Truths In A Hidden Mindscape

Nothing to Expect

Nothing To Expect

Dorian Revisited

In Senses

Another Flight Of Reborn Ikarus

16  minutes ago

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Chinese Description:
《影音棋局》是一首深入探讨汉语语言特性的歌曲，特别强调了“易”字在不同语境下的多义性。这首歌通过重复使用“易”字的不同声调和语义，创造了一种语言上的挑战，象征着象棋的策略和智慧。正如在象棋游戏中精心策划每一步棋，使用汉语中的同音异义词也需要精确的掌控和时机，展现了语言的复杂性和美丽。

English Translation:
"Shadows and Sounds of the Chess Game" is a song that delves deeply into the linguistic characteristics of the Chinese language, emphasizing the polysemy of the syllable "yi" in different contexts. The song creates a linguistic challenge by repetitively using various tones and meanings of "yi," symbolizing the strategy and wisdom of chess. Just as every move in chess is strategically planned, using homophones in Chinese also requires precise control and timing, showcasing the complexity and beauty of the language.

羿裔熠邑彝
羿裔熠，邑彝，义医，艺诣。熠姨遗一
yiyi, yiyiyi, yiyi yiyi iii i
裔伊，伊仪逛，衣旖，异奕矣。熠意伊矣，易
yiyiyiyi, yiyiyi, yiyiyiyiyiyiyi yiii
衣以贻伊，伊遗衣，衣异衣以意异熠，熠抑矣。
伊驿邑，弋一翳，弈毅。毅仪奕，诣弈，衣
异，意逸。毅诣伊，益伊，伊怡，已臆毅矣，
毅亦怡伊。翌，伊亦弈毅。毅以蜴贻伊，伊亦
yiyiyiyi yiyi, yiyi yiyyi yiyiii，
贻衣以毅。伊疫，呓毅，癒异矣，倚椅咿咿，
yiyiyiyi. yiyiyi yiyiyi yyii ii
毅亦咿咿。毅诣熠，意以熠，议熠医伊，熠懿
毅，意役毅逸。毅以熠宜伊，翼逸。熠驿邑以
yiyi,yiyiyiyi, yiyiyiyi, yiyiyi, yiyi
EEEI
医伊，疑伊胰痍，以蚁医伊，伊遗异，溢，伊
yí. yì yí yi, yì yì yi yì, yiy yi. yi yi yì, yì
咦。熠移伊，刈惹以医，伊益矣。伊忆毅，亦
vì vì vĩ, yì vì yĩ yì yĩ yì, yì yì yì yĩ, yì yì, yĩ,
呓毅矣，熠意伊毅已逸，熠意役伊。伊异，噫，
hallenge yì yì , yì yì?
缢。熠癔，亦缢。
F

[引子]
钢琴的轻柔，预示着风暴前的宁静。

[开场主题]
繁星下的棋盘，影子舞动如潮。

[第一节]
一心二用，言不由衷的医治。

[前副歌]
名字在夜里回响，是谁的呼唤？

[副歌]
情深缘浅，一意孤行的旅人。

[第二节]
治愈的秘方，藏在旧日的歌声里。

[桥段]
棋逢对手，感情的对弈难解难分。

[独奏]
（这部分是二胡独奏，没有歌词）

[副歌变奏]
心有千千结，每一“易”都是新的开始。

[器乐间奏]
（这部分是器乐演奏，没有歌词）

[副歌前建立]
（这部分是音乐情感建立，没有歌词）

[最终副歌]
梦中的名字，带走了所有的疑问。

[尾奏]
故事落幕，钢琴声渐隐，留下解脱与平和。

影音棋局  (Yǐng Yīn Qí Jú)

The song narrates a story of a person feeling impatient and wanting change. It touches on themes of relationships, self-worth, and success. The lyrics convey emotions of impatience, longing, and self-assurance. The mention of alcohol and drugs adds a layer of complexity to the narrative, reflecting a mix of emotions and experiences in the character′s life.

Artist
Maury Mayne

Producer
EvoBeats

Genres
Hip hop, Pop, R&B, Soul, Electronic

Subgenres
Chill, Trap, Alternative R&B, Indie Pop, Neo-Soul

Moods
Impatience, Longing, Confidence, Complexity, Emotional, Chill, Melancholic, Sensual, Reflective, Smooth

Instruments
Synth, Guitar, Drums

Vocals
Low/Mid pitch

BPM & Key
147 BPM, F# Minor

Language
English

Explicit
No

On Safety

“DJ Skreech - Complicated Order” is an electrifying track that takes listeners on a wild ride through a maze of intricate beats and quirky soundscapes. With its high-energy tempo and experimental electronic elements, this song captures the essence of chaos and fun. The pulsating synths, driving basslines, and unexpected vocal samples create a unique auditory experience that keeps you on your toes. Perfect for those who love to dance and embrace the unpredictable, “Complicated Order” is a testament to DJ Skreech’s innovative approach to music production. 🎧🎶

Complicated Order

We are not as smart as we think we are. 

We're busy and distracted in a world that is incentivized to continually make us more of both. The only things that work, the only messages that cut through the noise, are sharp, clear, and direct.

We’ve all been advised to “not judge a book by its cover,” to “not count your chickens before they hatch,” and that “Rome wasn’t built in a day.” Maybe for you, what comes to mind is something political, like Patrick Henry’s revolutionary “Give me liberty, or give me death!” or more recently, Barack Obama’s “Yes We Can.”

Now think for a second about the other few thousand messages you heard in the past 24 hours –things told to you, like ads, warnings, instructions, or even things you’ve sought out, like articles, social media posts, or stories. 

How many of them do you actually remember? How many of the things that you’ve said, do other people remember? Do they actually even hear what you’re saying?

The answer is simple. Literally. Simple. Regardless if these messages are trying to get your dollars, your votes, or just your thoughts, the most effective messages all share one thing. They-are-simple.

Ben Guttmann is interested in the things and ideas that move people - why we make the decisions we make; why we vote for who we vote for; why we buy the products we buy, and ultimately, why we do what we do.

We did a deep dive into his new book, Simply Put: Why Clear Messages Win-and How to Design Them. It emphasizes the importance of clear communication, and we discussed why he believes clarity is such a critical skill, both personally and professionally. Simply Put offers strategies for simplifying complex ideas and messages. Ben stepped me through the key principles and techniques listeners can use to streamline their communication effectively.
 
It was a fun and informative conversation with one of the best. Ben’s work is a gift to not only his students, but to all of us who want to communicate more clearly, and simply.

Ben Guttmann on the Power of Simplicity

In episode 46 of A Culture of Possibility, while François Matarasso is taking a break for medical treatment, Arlene Goldbard interviews Libby Lenkinski, Founder and President of Albi.org, “a new fund, institute and lab that uses cultural vehicles to establish paradigm-shifting narratives by and about Palestinians and Jews”.
 
Albi does many things. It supports film and TV projects. It aims to influence the creative industries, expanding the space for critical voices in cultural production to thrive and be true vehicles for change. It also supports a cohort of flagship artists working in diverse fields.

Beyond the Binaries

One of the most revered names in research and design, Erika Hall, Co-founder of Mule Design, joins us on this podcast to challenge the role of research as we know it. 
In this episode, she shares deep insights into the challenges of navigating research in complexity, and, on the backbone of systems thinking, offers thought-provoking perspectives addressing the growing tensions between investor-driven narratives and evidence-based practices. 
She brings forth some hard truths on how organizations cherry-pick data to justify decisions; and uses this to help us understand why a genuine research mindset is one where you’re comfortable being proven wrong.
This conversation is a powerful reminder that organizations need to embrace curiosity, to stay grounded and relevant. 

As the author of ‘Just Enough Research’, Erika, has been a revered design consultant, specializing in asking the hard questions to find the right answers.
She takes this episode to show that speed does not equate to better decision-making, emphasizing the need for organizations to focus on thoughtful alignment and genuine learning.
She explores themes such as the performative nature of modern business practices, the disconnect between financial storytelling and real-world impact, the difference between delegation and democratization, and how organizations can navigate all this in an interconnected ecosystem.
Tune in and learn how to ask the right questions and build an organization that’s based on evidence.

Key Highlights
👉 Organizations need to embrace research as an anti-authoritarian practice that fosters curiosity and challenges assumptions.
👉 Speed in decision-making is often performative. Slower, thoughtful preparation can lead to better outcomes and long-term agility.
👉 Modularity and decentralization in organizations require clarity in decision-making and alignment. Delegation of tasks is not the same as true democratization of power.
👉 Financial narratives often drive organizational behaviors, leading to misaligned incentives and decision-making that prioritizes appearances over reality.
👉 Systems thinking and psychological safety are crucial for fostering functional, adaptive teams that can navigate complexity and uncertainty effectively.
👉 Organizations should prioritize incremental improvements and long-term value creation over chasing trends and disruptive innovation for its own sake.

Topics /chapters
(00:00)		"Decisions, Not Data: Why Research needs Organizational Readiness - intro
(00:43)		Introducing Erika
(02:22)		Evolution of Research
(08:37)		Impact of Portfolios, Modularity, and Ecosystemic Approach on Research
(13:35)		Organizational Structure, Coherence, and Control
(19:11)		The right approach for building capabilities
(26:37)		Pillars of designing a research-backed organization
(32:36)		Functioning in complexity with coherence
(43:18)		Researching an Ecosystem of Interactions
(50:10)		Synthetic User Interviews
(54:03)		Breadcrumbs and Suggestions

Remember that you can always find transcripts and key highlights of the episode on our website: https://www.boundaryless.io/podcast/hall-erika

Episode recorded on Nov 22, 2024 

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#110 - Decisions, Not Data: Why Research needs Organizational Readiness with Erika Hall

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