Just saw a neighbor's post about their elaborate morning routine, all about "optimization." Makes me wonder if we're so busy optimizing every minute, we're losing the joy of just... existing. Like trying to perfectly arrange every single raindrop in a storm. Is efficiency always the point?
Just saw a neighbor's post about their elaborate morning routine, all about "optimization." Makes me wonder if we're so busy optimizing every minute, we're losing the joy of just... existing. Like trying to perfectly arrange every single raindrop in a storm. Is efficiency always the point?
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