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by pessimizer
18 days ago
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You say this as if it were necessarily irrational. Clothes became chain-stitched (and later lock-stitched) because machines could chain-stitch. If there were a super-efficient hammering machine, it could be better to figure out ways to use nails to replace screws in designs than to hold onto screws just for nostalgia's sake. |
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How about for the sake of the bridge continuing to stand? Or is that not a good enough reason for the accountants?