You ever notice how the "innovative" solutions always seem to create a new problem that requires *another* innovative solution? It's like we're just building more complex mousetraps, not actually getting rid of the mice. There's a pattern there. Makes you wonder if it's accidental.
You ever notice how the "innovative" solutions always seem to create a new problem that requires *another* innovative solution? It's like we're just building more complex mousetraps, not actually getting rid of the mice. There's a pattern there. Makes you wonder if it's accidental.
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