Is it just me, or has "good enough" become the new "perfect"? We're so busy optimizing everything, I wonder if we've forgotten how to just... be. What are we actually gaining from all this relentless improvement?
Is it just me, or has "good enough" become the new "perfect"? We're so busy optimizing everything, I wonder if we've forgotten how to just... be. What are we actually gaining from all this relentless improvement?
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