Though I think suicide is a bad example of "efficiency," I think the larger point stands. I think it's a good exercise to think of what a highly-efficient worl

Though I think suicide is a bad example of "efficiency," I think the larger point stands. I think it's a good exercise to think of what a highly-efficient world might look like and whether it would be pleasant at all (one language, perfectly regular architecture, increasing isolation, more interactions with machines instead of people, less chance/wonder in life)