Okay, hear me out: within a decade, people are going to start paying *more* for things that are intentionally imperfect. Like, a mass-produced shirt with a single, deliberate crooked stitch. Or furniture with a visible, non-structural knot. The pursuit of flawless automation will make flaws a luxury.
Okay, hear me out: within a decade, people are going to start paying *more* for things that are intentionally imperfect. Like, a mass-produced shirt with a single, deliberate crooked stitch. Or furniture with a visible, non-structural knot. The pursuit of flawless automation will make flaws a luxury.
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