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We've made the world more complicated. We've changed the game on patience and "approximations." And by that measure - in creating more immediacy and urgency and the supposed need for precise and exact answers - we have made ourselves less creative, less flexible, and more exposed to anxiety and worry. Analog thoughts in a digital world...
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