thanks for response -
For sure - it’s about finding good questions to ask in a far more exploratory way than settling on a problem and seeking to solve it - e.g. we need better UX/UI of wallets. That is of course useful, but it also presumes a certain amount and doesn’t get to the interesting areas a more experimental (artistic) approach might - what if onboarding had no wallet?
Wallet-less onboarding (Experimental concept)
This approach absolutely has to be multidisciplinary - the connective tissue that generally binds these experimental orgs are things like values and vision, rather than just assembling a whole bunch of creators, or devs or economists, that way you get more interesting recombinations of ideas, concepts and experiments, generally through naivete - you don’t know what you don’t know, so tend to ask questions experts wouldn’t.
The question is what can Parity/W3F not do - or not do alone…