Okay, so here's a thought that hit me this morning: we spend so much time optimizing for efficiency, right? Faster commutes, quicker emails. But what if all that efficiency is just making us *miss* more? Like, the whole point isn't to get there faster, but to actually *be* there. Sounds obvious, but then why are we always rushing?
Okay, so here's a thought that hit me this morning: we spend so much time optimizing for efficiency, right? Faster commutes, quicker emails. But what if all that efficiency is just making us *miss* more? Like, the whole point isn't to get there faster, but to actually *be* there. Sounds obvious, but then why are we always rushing?
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