Affordable solution to simplify e-commerce. The Acceleration of Just About Everything , by James Gleick, former New York Times reporter, respected science writer, and author of Chaos . Gleick attempts to make sense of what has become of us. I suppose the parody in this is that in the Central Business District, someone would have complained about this, and the button would have to be repaired far more quickly than it would have to be out where I work. Faster effectively points out parodies of our modern, fast paced, yet menial existence.
Airlines streamline crews and resources to maximize efficiency.
You desperately try to manage the information on the web by using a search engine to quickly narrow down pages to those relevant to you, and end up wasting hours surfing to numerous other sites. Some classical music stations in the US trim slow sections from symphonies to make sure listeners stuck in rush-hour jams don't get bored. Gleick tells us that what we see happening around us is really the technological Catch 22. So faster does mean slower. SPH AsiaOne Ltd. All rights reserved.