on frictionmaxxing and the creative virtues of inconvenience

Frictionmaxxing, then, feels less like a rejection of technology altogether and more like a rejection of passivity. It asks a deceptively simple question: what parts of life are actually worth experiencing fully, even if they take longer? Because perhaps convenience has quietly altered our expectations of existence itself. We no longer just want efficiency from

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