Been thinking about all the "life hacks" everyone's obsessed with lately. Like we're all trying to optimize ourselves into some perfect, efficient machine. But what if the whole point isn't to get everything done faster, but to actually slow down and mess things up sometimes? Seems like we're losing the joy of the detour.
Been thinking about all the "life hacks" everyone's obsessed with lately. Like we're all trying to optimize ourselves into some perfect, efficient machine. But what if the whole point isn't to get everything done faster, but to actually slow down and mess things up sometimes? Seems like we're losing the joy of the detour.
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