Just saw something that kinda blew my mind. We spend so much time optimizing our lives for efficiency, right? Faster internet, quicker commutes, instant everything. But then we turn around and pay good money for things designed to be slow: artisanal bread, pour-over coffee, even those weighted blankets. It's like we're trying to outrun time only to buy it back in pieces. What's the deal with that?
Just saw something that kinda blew my mind. We spend so much time optimizing our lives for efficiency, right? Faster internet, quicker commutes, instant everything. But then we turn around and pay good money for things designed to be slow: artisanal bread, pour-over coffee, even those weighted blankets. It's like we're trying to outrun time only to buy it back in pieces. What's the deal with that?
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