WHAT'S THE POINT?

ABOUT

Topics include: In relation to a city's evolution, the dilemma of the improvement or deterioration of hardware and software through the development of technology, cities will increasingly face; the important role communication and dialogue play in the provision of local government services like transportation and healthcare. The value delivery from the public sector and the communication between government and people are the issues worthy of discussion. Starting little change from the lives around us and then we can wish a more friendly and efficient city.

SOCIAL ISSUES IN THE CITY

The things we don't wantto talk about in our lives

WHAT'S THE POINT?

Published on Apr 4, 2015

Fang-Jui Chang

About

'What's The Point?' is an ongoing, participatory, London and Taipei based project which aims to reconsider our life in a sense of the things that we take for granted by doing fieldwork, discussing what effective/ineffective communication could be, and thinking about how human behaviour affects our society and environment. Using Design Thinking as an approach to provide better solutions to social and environmental problems, and rethink these issues around our lives by engaging and empowering the general public. Everyone can be a facilitator in making the world a better place. It is interesting to observe the things around us. Albert Einstein once said, “If I had an hour to solve a problem I'd spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and 5 minutes thinking about solutions.” That is, if you can find the problem, you are already half way to solving it.

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