An intriguing thought has been simmering in my mind, offering a lens through which to view and understand the world—through the fundamental elements of dot, line, and vector. I see dots as snapshots of the current status quo frozen in time. As time progresses, these dots elongate into lines, tracing paths and narratives, weaving together into a complex tapestry that narrates the world's multifaceted stories. This perspective has led me to ponder the underutilized concept of time and its flow, how it shapes our focus and directs our preferences.

In reflecting on how we allocate our time—be it social, productive, or leisure—I am convinced that our choices serve as the most genuine reflection of our identities and values. The potential to harness this understanding in structuring social engagements and using a new type of calendars as a platform for interaction excites me. Though the intricacies of this concept remain elusive, the foundation of a product idea is slowly taking shape in my mind.

Envisioning a world where every moment is acknowledged, where the forces and directions of our actions are understood and visualized, appeals to me for its simplicity and clarity. This understanding could revolutionize how we interact, exchange, and allocate our time across various media and mediums. I am keen on exploring how to design such interactions, to facilitate this exchange of our most precious commodity—time.

I think calendar interfaces will have the moment of an iPhone or a ChatGPT. It will become smarter, smoother, and lighter to use for everyone.