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fluid unSTAY: a Nonlinear linearity mindset for evolving living in quantum life quality UX


fluid unSTAY LqUX

LqUX • UX Design Thinking

A philosophical framework for evolving life UX, integrating quantum principles and unSTAY, to navigate complexity, change, and create a fulfilling life experience through a new way of thinking regarding design and development.

Since world, life, human thinking are quantic within quantum flux, perpetually becoming, I feel and I consider that the only reasonable linear thinking mindset is nonlinear linearity: flexible, alive, open, collaborative, cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural, passing through (not jumping over) what needs to be disrupted in order to reach the most comfortable conditions -> practical, esthetic, simple, intuitive, elegant solutions for a good life UX.

In a 2009 Science et Vie article (https://www.science-et-vie.com/article-magazine/la-mort-vue-par) explaining death as viewed by researchers discussing the state of irreversibility, there is a very good example of what the equilibrium state actually means: death. The example is about a glass. As long as the glass is in a usable form, it is 'alive' (the particles are moving, maintaining its shape), and thus, in a state of disequilibrium. Once the glass is broken, the particles are still 'alive' within the pieces, but the glass itself is no longer 'alive' as a system; it has collapsed (some connections between particles are lost), and therefore reached a state of equilibrium. There is a possibility for it to spontaneously recompose into the exact same shape, but on a human life timescale, the probability is near zero.

This seems to be a paradoxical thinking, but is not. It's very simple and pure common sense. :)

We can formulate nonlinear linearity as statements in at least 3 ways (the word 'state' is for mindset):
• If we "stay" in a stable state, which means moving, flexible, open, alive, connected, keeping disrupting the collapsed stable state,
• If we stay in an unstable state, which means moving, flexible, open, alive, connected, keeping disrupting the stable state,
• If we unSTAY in a collapsed disequilibrium state, which means keeping thinking, moving, flexible, open, alive, connected, disrupting the stable state,

• ...—we can approach the mindset that improves the actually life UX and provide ultimately, very soon an actually real good quality life UX.


Notes:
• nonlinear linearity mindset : a specific and stable way of thinking and approach to navigate in an unSTAY state, the complex intermix nature of the reality, in order to improve and/or provide the good quality life UX purpose

• unSTAY : neologism
"unSTAY" signifies a resonant fluid blending state of continuous multi-layered transformative intermix in adaptation and disruption movements, preventing stagnation, creating and cultivating an evolved comfortable life UX becoming of ongoing evolution

• UXLq : abbreviation for "UX Life quality"
UXLq is the approach, the methodology, the field of practice of UX Design Thinking focused on Life quality to achieve a good LqUX (Life Quality User Experience)

• LqUX : abbreviation for "Life quality UX"
LqUX expands the User Experience (UX) to lived experience and overall quality of life, making well-being the central, profoundly reflexive design focus, deeply rooted in compassionate and empathetic human concern... the central point

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