Well, maybe not. But we all do it. We can't help it because we are truncating
machines. Even the most fastidious of us will succumb sporadically and truncate
others according to our own limitations. We're all just cookie cutters slicing
up the world arbitrarily. But I agree that we should be pressured into making
our cookies larger ... and maybe with better designs. There are too many round
cookies. Who, in their right mind, tiles a rectangular pan with circles?
On 6/15/20 10:28 AM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
It is not cool to expect people to structure the world around some random
person's laziness. Should they join a lazy club in order to get more
political clout, then it is even more contemptible.
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