To add to this comment. An analogy would be trying to drive highway speeds on a crowded downtown roads with heavy foot traffic, street vendors, open stores. Not

To add to this comment. An analogy would be trying to drive highway speeds on a crowded downtown roads with heavy foot traffic, street vendors, open stores. Noticing inefficiencies in how cars are passing through is missing the point. The point of highways is to move people quickly. The point of crowded downtowns streets is to move people slowly so they can shop, interact and spend money. If this efficiency-optimizing author were to take his SV mindset to tackle thise inefficiencies at industry scake, what this author will quickly find out is that it is an impossible task. The industry itself is necessarily slow and its not by accident. It can be fast when it absolutely needs to be e.g Covid vaccines. That alone should let you know those inefficiencies are only inefficiencies to you because you are naive to what the industry is actually optimizing for. At best, you sound like the impatient driver honking on a crowded street, aggressively driving into every available opening thinking you're optimizing for efficiency. You arent.