Okay, so if we define "progress" as always moving forward, always optimizing... are we actually moving *away* from something important? Like, what gets left behind when efficiency becomes the only goal?
Okay, so if we define "progress" as always moving forward, always optimizing... are we actually moving *away* from something important? Like, what gets left behind when efficiency becomes the only goal?
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