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Scott Moehring

Key Insight: Remixability

Scott's check-in focused on the concept of Remixability - making work that others can use to create their own things, inspired by Kevin MacLeod.

Main Points

Inspiration: Discovered Kevin MacLeod through a documentary. MacLeod has created 2,000 pieces of royalty-free music under Creative Commons, becoming "the most prolific composer you've never heard of" according to the New York Times.

Impact: One of MacLeod's songs has been played 31.6 billion times across TikTok videos, Facebook Reels, and other content.

Philosophy Shift: Instead of creating "perfect, self-contained" products, Scott is focusing on:

• Making ingredients or recipes rather than complete meals
• Creating things that other people can and want to use
• Enabling work to have "a life of its own through interactions with other people"

Application to Work

Scott is applying this to his universals frameworks:

• Turned them into a deck format
• Made them modular so pieces can be moved around and recombined
• Believes this will make them more usable for others

Related Chat Discussion

In the chat, Victoria (Spain) and Pete Kaminski engaged with Scott's ideas about curiosity and attention:

Scott wrote: "I am a highly curious person, and yet I'm engaging less because I have less available attention. We have killed boredom with the constant stream of information everywhere, and I think one symptom shows up as a loss of curiosity."

This connects to his larger theme of creating tools/frameworks that reduce cognitive load and enable others to create.

Related Concepts

• Remixability
• Creative Commons
• Environmental Neurodiversity
• Curiosity and Attention

Links

• Kevin MacLeod's site: http://royaltyfreedoc.com/

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