\ud83c\udf00\ud83d\uddde The FLUX Review
The FLUX Collective, Nick Wong, MK, Melanie Kahl, Kasey Klimes, Jonathan Lebensold, Alex Komoroske, Boris Smus, Stefano Mazzocchi, Neel Mehta, Robinson Eaton, Ben Mathes, Ade Oshineye, Justin Quimby, Erika Rice Scherpelz, Dart Lindsley, Spencer Pitman, Gordon Brander, Dimitri Glazkov, Maritza Johnson, Scott SchaffterA systems-thinking newsletter, seeking new ways to make sense of our complex world.
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🌀🗞 The FLUX Review, Ep. 236
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Episode 236 — May 21st, 2026 — Available at read.fluxcollective.org/p/236
Contributors to this issue: Justin Quimby, Erika Rice Scherpelz, Ade Oshineye, Jon Lebensold, MK, Jasen Robilla...
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Episode 235 — May 14th, 2026 — Available at read.fluxcollective.org/p/235
Contributors to this issue: Justin Quimby, Erika Rice Scherpelz, Neel Mehta, Boris Smus, MK,
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🌀🗞 The FLUX Review, Ep. 234
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Episode 234 — May 7th, 2026 — Available at read.fluxcollective.org/p/234
Contributors to this issue: Justin Quimby, Erika Rice Scherpelz, Neel Mehta, Boris Smus, MK
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🌀🗞 The FLUX Review, Ep. 233
“FCP-233” // Photo: MK with Midjourney
Episode 233 — April 30th, 2026 — Available at read.fluxcollective.org/p/233
Contributors to this issue: Neel Mehta, Boris Smus, MK, Justin Quimby, Erika Rice Scherpelz,
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🌀🗞 The FLUX Review, Ep. 232
“FCP-232” // Photo: MK with Midjourney
Episode 232 — April 23rd, 2026 — Available at read.fluxcollective.org/p/232
Contributors to this issue: Neel Mehta, Boris Smus, MK, Justin Quimby, Erika Rice Scherpelz, Ade Oshineye
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\ud83c\udf31Nudging what's possible for people and places online and off. ✨A neighbor, noticer, auntie, friend, teacher, citizen, and curator. \ud83d\udd2d Design, strategy, and facilitation for flourishing organizations and services. Design director and doula
What does complexity theory mean for the future of design?
Software engineer turned privacy researcher turned founder. Building Jetty because AI has an evaluation problem.
Fascinated by complexity
I think thoughts, I build things, I help things grow, not always in this order.
Author of "Swipe to Unlock", "Bubble or Revolution?", and "Product Management's Sacred Seven." Writer for the FLUX Collective. Formerly at Google, Harvard, Microsoft, Khan Academy, US Census Bureau.
Natural Wine ❤️. Complexity economics. Jazz fan. \ud83d\udeb5♂️. Mindfulness. Vinyl. ML nerd. Understanding patterns. UX Researcher @ Discord. alum: Google, Simple, SQ
Developer Advocate at Google. Co-author of Apprenticeship Patterns.
Obsessed with Airships to Zeppelins. Former video game developer, now tinkering with digital models of the world.
My interests are complexity and systems, especially how these things intersect with human systems: individuals, teams, organizations, and societies. In my day job, I'm a Software Engineering Manager.
Talking about the design of work
Freeskier fighting to maintain live player status. Engineering Manager at Singularity 6. Hesitant Denverite. Post New Yorker.
Everything around me was someone's lifework.
Dreaming about ecosystems, constructed realities and punctuated equilibriums. Learning to let go.
Building transformative learning technology to enable people to do their best work.
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