Jabe Bloom at DDD Europe 2025
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Claims that the everyday doorway effect explains memory slips: walking into a new room triggers the brain to drop prior goals because context cues change. Uses psychology terminology rather than experiments, arguing that environmental boundaries make thinking possible by enforcing rules — summed up as context is a constraint regime — and illustrates the idea with the concise phrasing think with the room rather than offering measurements or a built demonstration.
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