The Phenomenon of 'Moment Prisons' in the UX World

This chapter discusses the phenomenon of 'moment prisons' in the UX world, where different terms and concepts come into popularity but eventually become divisive and counterproductive. The speakers give examples of this happening with terms like big IA, little IA, minimum viable product, and portal. They argue that low fidelity terms have value in organizing people and creating movements, but they can become problematic when they are rigidly defined and defended.