Humanity’s technological and scientific progress is a mere distraction, blinding us from the lack of change in morality and ideology. We are masters of the universe with savage, primal minds. The human blueprint is still connected to old instincts of fear, violence, and overall dominance, embedded in entertainment and politics alike.

In the beginning of time, survival was the only option and solution. It was all humans considered. The evolution of the species allowed us to break free from the animal instinct: eat or be eaten. However, new chains were forged. Now we fight for survival within systems of our own making. Capitalism, being accomplished and earning for a living are just man-made prisons of survival, once again.

If we keep going down the same path, we will never achieve the pluriversal utopic dream. In order to advance as a society, we have to identify and extract the disease from within to finally heal. The code can never work if there is an error amidst it.

Design is not just function or beauty. Whether it’s intended or not, it always has subliminal messages, it is never innocent. Every design decision carries the burden of the badly designed human

In real justice comes many ways of thinking and being. Ask yourself "Am I imposing my view of the problem?" Accept that there is no universal solution to support the coexistence of diverse systems, stories, and solutions.

We must shift from designing for mastery to designing for total coexistence, where progress means healing relationships: with the self, the other, the earth.

Let us ask ourselves: Is design the way to control the world or to understand it? Not everything needs to or can be fixed. Let go of the savior complex and realize good design isn’t always about fixing. Sometimes it’s about stepping back, creating space for other voices or simply about supporting a process.

We should embrace symbiosis, be it with humans, animals or nature. It’s crucial to prioritize mutual aid instead of competing for resources when we are capable of assembling a fair cooperative system for every individual. This ideology promotes a universal and democratic design experience.

Whenever you design, make sure it’s sole purpose isn’t monetary gain. Designing is also about feeding hearts and souls.

Remember that designing for many does not mean your own view is erased but is co-existent. The pluriverse needs you, not as a copy but as a piece of a bigger puzzle.