By Edo Segal
The bag goes on the hook. Every time.
I watched my wife do this for years without seeing it. She walks through the front door, lifts the strap off her shoulder, settles it onto a small brass hook mounted at exactly the right height, and walks into the kitchen. The bag holds her phone, her laptop, her entire professional life compressed into leather and glass. It goes on the hook, and she goes home.
I never thought about the hook until I read Christena Nippert-Eng. Then I could not stop thinking about it. Because the hook explained something that You On AI described but could not fully diagnose: why the builders could not stop building.
In that book I wrote about the
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