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Often times, trying to reduce illegibility kills the ecosystem. Centralized economies for example, though easier to understand and control, often destroyed econ
by dlwdlw 9y ago
Often times, trying to reduce illegibility kills the ecosystem. Centralized economies for example, though easier to understand and control, often destroyed economies.
Certain choices cause divergence, they increase your optionality in the future. Other choices cause convergence to one thing. Convergence is only desired if and only if the one true thing is the one true thing.
So neither divergent nor convergent thinking is good in itself unless you apply another filter on how you see the future. You either see messiness as indicative of the future having possibility, or you see the present as a broken world in need of fixing. (Or isolated areas of perfection needing protection and isolation)