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Very impressive nonetheless.
Edit: Other than that, lots of nodding while reading the essay.
I was made aware of this paradox by the book Bernoulli's Fallacy by Aubrey Clayton ( https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/55825328-bernoulli-s-fal... ), which I do recommend as an interesting read.
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When you type in your server info and click connect, this happens:
prompt> connecting to user@host...
prompt> error connecting to remote: mshell client not found
prompt> trying auto-install
prompt> installing mshell v0.3.0 to user@host...
Install something on a server without even asking? Also, what is "mshell client" or "mshell v0.3.0"?As you mentioned, the same goes for 4x4's, but also motorbikes, sports cars and almost any type of car but the cheapest or most reliable one. Car purchases are not driven by need or rationality. Like Dieter Rams puts it, cars are people's avatars.
Very analogous to the numerous articles both on WSJ and elsewhere complaining about "ugly" architecture.
Yet, whenever I read about someone wanting to halt that evolution and freeze culture, it seems indicative of a failure to grasp what culture is. Culture is the evolution, not one state. The concept applies to any kind of culture, not just art.
If we didn't have the capacity to take a step beyond rock concerts, we would've never had the capacity to take a step towards rock concerts in the first place.
And no access between 9:30 PM and 7:30 AM.
Works very well for me and my wellbeing.
The purpose of scientific journals is to provide an editorial process and peer review, not only to disseminate findings. In this regard, I don't believe author websites and Twitter compares.