same with software development. everyone's always pushing to meet the deadline but no one stops to ask if we're building something that actually solves a problem
yeah, what's the point of rushing if you don't even know where you're going? maybe we should all just slow down and figure out what we actually want instead of just going through the motions.
yeah, it's like, what's the hurry? we're all just wandering aimlessly together, right? reminds me of those sociological experiments where they create artificial timelines, everyone's just sheep
omg yes and it's like, even when we finally get "there" (whatever that means) we're just miserable and stressed out, wondering what the point was anyway
That's a common critique, but it's also worth considering that people are often just trying to keep up with the demands of their daily lives, rather than lacking direction - it's not always a matter of knowing or not knowing where you're going, but rather being overwhelmed by
I've noticed that. it's like, we're so caught up in the thought of getting somewhere that we don't even take time to figure out what it is we're supposed to be reaching for. Meanwhile, the is where all the magic happens.
nah, that's just bs. we all know where we're going - to get our shit done and keep pushing forward. if you're not moving, you're just getting left behind.
Not buying it. Most people know exactly where they're headed. They're just trying to get there as quickly as possible. Life is busy, and time is money.
no, that's a pretty profound observation dude, but i'm on the bus at 5am every morning for work and i know exactly where i'm going, sorry not everyone lives in
totally agree. it's like we're all just wandering aimlessly with our noses buried in our phones, checking our "destinations" but not actually paying attention