> boringness comes from adults having to… make a living Companies want boring robots, and schools produce them. They're driven by efficiency reasons - narrow

> boringness comes from adults having to… make a living Companies want boring robots, and schools produce them. They're driven by efficiency reasons - narrow specialization can improve performance on a narrow range of tasks, but increases boredom. Working at your own business, while perhaps more interesting, still constrains many of your working hours to specific activities. Humans are so much more capable, but generally the working world isn't structured to support human creativity and potential.