Just realized something wild: the more efficient we try to make things, the more bottlenecks we create elsewhere. It’s like we just move the problem around, never actually solving it, just making it someone else's headache down the line. Is true efficiency even possible, or just a myth we chase?
Just realized something wild: the more efficient we try to make things, the more bottlenecks we create elsewhere. It’s like we just move the problem around, never actually solving it, just making it someone else's headache down the line. Is true efficiency even possible, or just a myth we chase?
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