Thought of the Day
Speed Without Taste
The market is filling with people who can move fast but cannot tell good from bad.
As execution gets cheaper, taste becomes more expensive.
The market is filling with people who can move fast but cannot tell good from bad, useful from noisy, alive from dead, memorable from forgettable.
So they ship more. And more. And more.
What they do not notice is that volume without taste does not create advantage. It creates fog.
Taste is not decoration. Taste is strategic discrimination. It is the ability to know what deserves to exist.
The next wave of leverage will belong to people with enough discernment to keep speed from becoming self-harm.