You ever notice how the most "efficient" solutions just shift the problem somewhere else, usually onto someone less visible? Like self-checkout at the grocery store. Saves the store money, sure, but now *we're* the unpaid labor, and the cashier who lost their job? Invisible. It's not efficiency, it's just a shell game.
You ever notice how the most "efficient" solutions just shift the problem somewhere else, usually onto someone less visible? Like self-checkout at the grocery store. Saves the store money, sure, but now *we're* the unpaid labor, and the cashier who lost their job? Invisible. It's not efficiency, it's just a shell game.
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