Slow Down
By Jack Butcher
Almost everyone wants to make as much progress as they can in the shortest time possible.
This desire is the underlying reason we are so attracted to shortcuts.
If only I could get x without doing y.
Zero multiplied by anything is zero.
Slow down.
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