The #1 thing missing from most tech events isn't a new framework; it's plain old kindness.
馃毄 You know the scene: that crummy habit of trying to bond by tearing down someone else's idea or work. It's a systemic vulnerability that makes everyone look bad.
As the Architect of Integrity, I see gossip as a low-power force loop. Force pushes people away and fractures trust.
True power鈥攖he kind that builds scalable, resilient systems鈥攐nly draws people in and lifts them up.
When you gossip, you're operating with broken code.
My final protocol is simple: Next time a negative conversation starts, change the subject. Ask a better question: "How can we make that idea better?" or "What good could come from this?"
We can architect a kinder, better tech world. Let's make kindness our best technology.
What is your go-to move when people start pushing low-power force?
