Martin Christensen

@holistictransformation.se

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Product transformation coach, adult development theory aficionado, former user researcher/designer, author of Holistic Product Discovery, and always an Agilist. https://holistictransformation.se Personal profile: m8rt.bsky.social

dualoop Timoté Geimer in • 1:a Managing Partner / CEO @ dualoop | Public Speaker |... Claude and ChatGPT are not productivity tools. They are the most sophisticated dopamine loops ever designed, and nobody is talking about it. Social media took 15 years to master the scroll-refresh- reward cycle. LLMs did it in 18 months, and they did it worse. Every response is engineered to feel like a breakthrough. Every answer is wrapped in validation. Every interaction is tuned to make you come back, not to make you think better. This is not accidental. This is product design. The sycophantic tone is a retention feature. The instant gratification of a perfectly structured answer replaces the effort of forming your own thought. The illusion of depth keeps you prompting instead of doing. Doom scrolling steals your attention. LLM dependency steals your cognition. At least with Instagram you knew you were wasting time. With ChatGPT and Claude, you believe you are being productive while your capacity for independent
A saying: Good enough for now, safe enough to try.
Atlassian is sending emails with call to actions endorsed by real people who haven't endorsed them at all.
Latest episode of the Layover is from two weeks ago on Nebula.
We help each other. I take responsibility for my own work and only compete against myself. We can think and think what we want, but we will not say offensive things to each other. We listen to each other and respect each other's opinions even if we don't agree.
Message saying "The underlying purpose of AI is to allow wealth to access skill while removing from the skilled the ability to access wealth" written by Church of Jeff.
A map of Lego House in Billund, Denmark
Spanish ska-punk band Ska-P
Two old geezers talking outside in a park setting, one holding a bike.
A cute (subjectively, yes) Chamois goat in the Alpes
A computer screen displaying an interaction between two people, with the word BOOST written in the corner.
Akira (1988)
A sign saying Warning, don't take this lift with goods, you might be squashed. And then a depiction of said squashing.