Weekly handshake sessions with the team—an antidote to the isolation of working from home.
Tailored clothing—an antidote to the chaos of fast fashion.
Real conversations with humans—an antidote to the efficiency of AI agents.
Home-cooked meals with local ingredients—an antidote to ready-to-eat convenience.
State-wide planned power cuts—an antidote to our relentless pace of life.
We may be racing forward, but it’s likely we’ll come full circle—because we are still human, and our evolution is far slower than the change surrounding us.
At some point, we may break, feel lost, and pause—only to return to where we began.
We’ll rebrand the reset with fancy names to make it sound new, but deep down, it’ll be the same old things we once abandoned in our rush to keep up.
If we stop and think—really think—we might make some rational choices on the way.
Otherwise, in the name of progress, we are likely to loop back to what we left behind.
