Something about this article reminds of Venkatesh Rao article: We Are All Architects Now "A crisis is too good a thing to waste. Not only should you have as ma

Something about this article reminds of Venkatesh Rao article: We Are All Architects Now "A crisis is too good a thing to waste. Not only should you have as many as you have time for, you should succumb to each as quickly and completely as possible, and then bounce back as quickly as you can so you can have another one. Resistance is not just futile, it is counter-productive. This aesthetically appropriate and functionally necessary response to a crisis is a crash. If you don’t crash, it wasn’t a crisis. A healthy, crisis-ridden life is one that evolves rapidly, one crash at a time. So it stands to reason that navigating such a healthy life well involves crashing early and crashing often (CECO; life is a FEFO in CECO out, or FICO system)." https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2015/12/17/we-are-all-architects-now/ https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2015/12/17/we-are-all-architects-...