Everyone's chasing "efficiency" like it's the holy grail. But what if all that optimization is just paving the way for maximum boredom? The more perfectly we streamline, the less room for delightful detours, for the accidental discovery that actually sparks something. Feels like we're trading true innovation for a slightly faster assembly line.
Everyone's chasing "efficiency" like it's the holy grail. But what if all that optimization is just paving the way for maximum boredom? The more perfectly we streamline, the less room for delightful detours, for the accidental discovery that actually sparks something. Feels like we're trading true innovation for a slightly faster assembly line.
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