if you stop and listen to conversations at local dine-ins where colleagues gather during lunch you'll notice how slow the conversations are and how slow humans live their lives. 

This all comes crumbling down in a hyper information space. And it is so coming.

head down for a bit, a lot of work to do. /grey "World Builder"

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I think it’s both good and bad. Yet also think it’s inevitable with how we have constructed society to grow for now.

you say it like it’s a good thing

there’s only so much we can process; above a certain threshold we induce instability, like overclocking a CPU that has insufficient cooling

people outside of (or after) the tech bubble naturally (or purposefully) gravitate towards slow lives