We traded the messy, high-stakes friction of actual human connection for a custom-built yes-man in a server rack. Rachel, this is an uncomfortable but necessary look in the mirror for us all, I think. And I enjoy your writing style too.
Again, a fantastic essay, Rachael! Though I'm not gonna lie, it's a bit dark and not a very joyful one. The solution I have for dusty floors is to be too busy aka lazy to replace the vacuum robot when it breaks. Does wonders in lowering your standards :)
We traded the messy, high-stakes friction of actual human connection for a custom-built yes-man in a server rack. Rachel, this is an uncomfortable but necessary look in the mirror for us all, I think. And I enjoy your writing style too.
Thank you Timothy! I try to keep it fun haha
Again, a fantastic essay, Rachael! Though I'm not gonna lie, it's a bit dark and not a very joyful one. The solution I have for dusty floors is to be too busy aka lazy to replace the vacuum robot when it breaks. Does wonders in lowering your standards :)
Ahahaahhahaha this poses a very interesting question - can we engineer reverse lifestyle creep??!?