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# Feed back for Richard  


	20201219
**Iteration of intention**
-  facilitate long term decision making/ long term thinking for youngsters
    -  Insights #1: two prominent allies are: people in similar ages, or celebrities everyone knows
    - Insights #2: youngsters care (more) about their futures
- leverage intergenerational relations/ participatory futures approach
- leverage the shared concern - climate change
- Landed on this intention: **Solicit inclusive, meaningful engagement between young people and adults to prompt thoughtful action and longer-term thinking**


**“Space for engagement”**
doesn’t need to be a workshop, it could be virtual/physical space 

**Reminder**
- Remember key insights and learnings from the past month of research while iterating on the prototypes later

**Thoughts  on the current concept**
- *Week-long game* 
    - Amazing! "Async conversation" is a playful format especially used in your project. seems to be inspired by youngersters' way of communicate? and also reflecting on the impression of "it takes time to participate" 
    - “Politics is life, life is politics” How do we find politics in youngsters everyday life?
- *Random pairing* 
    - I LOVE the design of randomness here. Design of pol.is also utilise “random next comment” - to encourage people getting more perspectives. Randomness is excellent in creating space for conversation, it builds opportunities for opinion exchange that'd never happened before. 
    - Utilising technology here gives a beautiful layer - to neglect appearance, etc. Create more meaningful conversations as in more people listening to each others based  on what they say instaed of who they are. 
    - They might realise the people they thought the same are not that similar, the people they thought different are not so distant….  
- (?) How could it become a safe place to talk, express and evolve. "It’s okay to change sides. It’s okay to be different. It’s okay to make decision autonomously. this way, one grows political identity" 
