Continuous improvement is essential, but we must distinguish between progress and mere decoration. If an old car runs perfectly and a new one offers the same speed but with a different shell, why replace the entire vehicle? It’s a waste of time and resources. Why not focus on upgrading the 'shell' instead of reinventing the wheel?
Continuous improvement is essential, but we must distinguish between progress and mere decoration. If an old car runs perfectly and a new one offers the same speed but with a different shell, why replace the entire vehicle? It’s a waste of time and resources. Why not focus on upgrading the 'shell' instead of reinventing the wheel?