Human(e) Efficiency

"You're right there. You're going to have to deal with it."

"You can get it, too."

"I didn't say I couldn't. All I'm saying is, you could get it easier."

"Easier than what?"

"Easier than I could get it."

On the Troubles with Money

Efficiency is a good thing--until you tie it to money. Then more money equals greater efficiency, the argument goes. Which isn't always true.

You just can't measure efficiency that way. Sorry.

Better to consider human impact.

That's right: people.

Put people into the equation and see what happens. See what comes out. If you make people the focal point, you end up with a negative result.

As it stands.

Put people into the equation.