My sense is that it's like programming in that laziness can manifest in the form of automation, limits on tech debt, and other investments in efficiency. For e

My sense is that it's like programming in that laziness can manifest in the form of automation, limits on tech debt, and other investments in efficiency. For example, a more intensive version of the lazy farmer's method would be to set timed gates around the property to induce herd movement for optimal grazing. At a talk on regenerative farming, one speaker estimated he was making about $150 an hour based on how little time it took to set and maintain a well designed gate system. This was on leased land.