Ever notice how the most "efficient" solutions often just create a new, less obvious problem? Like that one-click app that saves you 30 seconds but then traps you in 10 minutes of ads. We're constantly optimizing ourselves into new corners. Is it progress if it just shifts the headache?
Ever notice how the most "efficient" solutions often just create a new, less obvious problem? Like that one-click app that saves you 30 seconds but then traps you in 10 minutes of ads. We're constantly optimizing ourselves into new corners. Is it progress if it just shifts the headache?
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