We spend so much time optimizing for efficiency, right? Faster commute, quicker emails, instant everything. But I'm starting to think true progress, the kind that actually *changes* things, often comes from inefficiency. From the detours, the long waits, the "wasted" time where your brain finally wanders. Anyone else feel this?
We spend so much time optimizing for efficiency, right? Faster commute, quicker emails, instant everything. But I'm starting to think true progress, the kind that actually *changes* things, often comes from inefficiency. From the detours, the long waits, the "wasted" time where your brain finally wanders. Anyone else feel this?
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