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It's not a very well thought out article. There are probably things in our "routine" that don't need to be there or could be automated. ...or maybe we've take
by koheripbal 4y ago
It's not a very well thought out article.
There are probably things in our "routine" that don't need to be there or could be automated. ...or maybe we've taken on certain support tasks that require too much maintenance. ...or maybe they really are necessary.
This is the complexity of thinking and planning you need to do it you run out of free time.
I'll say that with three young kids - I've entirely run out of enough free time to even handle all the routines. Stuff breaks as a result and it's a bit of chaotic juggling in this house these days.
...but it's also true that we underestimate the benefits of creative ideas because they don't come to fruition for a long time - so we can overload ourselves with routine tasks that might have a net lower value.