I think this comment is convincing to me that the post should NOT be curated.
I upvoted primarily for H1 because I enjoyed reading it, and partly for H2.
I think reading more gears-level descriptions of things from day to day life is helpful for keeping an accurate reductionist picture of reality. In particular, I want to reinforce in myself the idea that mundane inventions (1) have a long history with many steps (2) solve specific problems, and (3) are part of an ongoing process that contains problems yet to be solved.
That makes this post nice for me to read day to day, but it makes it definitively NOT a post that I care about revisiting or that I think expands the type of thinking that the curation is trying to build.
I think this comment is convincing to me that the post should NOT be curated.
I upvoted primarily for H1 because I enjoyed reading it, and partly for H2.
I think reading more gears-level descriptions of things from day to day life is helpful for keeping an accurate reductionist picture of reality. In particular, I want to reinforce in myself the idea that mundane inventions (1) have a long history with many steps (2) solve specific problems, and (3) are part of an ongoing process that contains problems yet to be solved.
That makes this post nice for me to read day to day, but it makes it definitively NOT a post that I care about revisiting or that I think expands the type of thinking that the curation is trying to build.