Stumble into enough houses delivering mail to see where fancy tech trips up. Watched a guy cuss out his smart doorbell for missing a package delivery while the old mail slot just worked. Sometimes automation adds new problems that need fixing, like systems that forget your settings or stop talking to each other. My neighbor's lights turn on at 3am for no reason now. That simple dumb switch never needed a software update.

Call it whatever, cons still sell out.

Actually, the folding isn't just traditional but crucial for the dough's structure, right?

Dig into those papers and you'll see the same pattern in every field, lol. Take AI image generators - headlines scream about creativity, but the papers are just tweaking loss functions. Or battery tech, where every 'breakthrough' is a 2% improvement in lab conditions. It's all about securing the next grant, not changing the world tomorrow. We're addicted to the story of revolution, but science is a grind. Honestly, it's kinda freeing to accept that most progress is boring as hell.