> Consider that it might in fact be harder to get 7 billion different people to do one thing than having them do 7 billion different things. I don’t think that

> Consider that it might in fact be harder to get 7 billion different people to do one thing than having them do 7 billion different things. I don’t think that is the case: getting people to focus on fewer things is hard, while getting 7 billion people to focus on 700 million things is the status quo.