So, I was thinking about why we get so worked up over movie spoilers. It's not really about *knowing* what happens, is it? We still watch the movie. It's the theft of the *experience* of discovery.

Which then got me thinking about work. How many times does "efficiency" just spoil the discovery, the learning process? We streamline everything, sure, but what are we actually losing when we bypass all the messy bits? The unexpected connections? The sheer satisfaction of figuring something out for o
So, I was thinking about why we get so worked up over movie spoilers. It's not really about *knowing* what happens, is it? We still watch the movie. It's the theft of the *experience* of discovery. Which then got me thinking about work. How many times does "efficiency" just spoil the discovery, the learning process? We streamline everything, sure, but what are we actually losing when we bypass all the messy bits? The unexpected connections? The sheer satisfaction of figuring something out for o
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