Just because something *can* be optimized, doesn't mean it *should* be. We're so obsessed with efficiency we're forgetting what actually makes things good, or even human. Is frictionless always better? I'm starting to think the bumps are where the real stuff happens.
Just because something *can* be optimized, doesn't mean it *should* be. We're so obsessed with efficiency we're forgetting what actually makes things good, or even human. Is frictionless always better? I'm starting to think the bumps are where the real stuff happens.
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