ˋ... Depth connected to your work in relationships also takes time. It takes energy. It takes long timespans. And it takes commitment. It takes attention, right? All of these things that require depth are suffering. It's nulling us more and more un onto the surface.' (Sune Lehmann to Johan Gari)

What this work seems to teach is that the sum of individual intelligences is not equal to the collective, and that simple minds can easily take advantage of scalability, while more complex brains need extensive communication to cooperate efficiently. Maybe it can be taken as an advice to operate :)

To cultivate such silence for the sake of thought and reflection should be one of the goals of any institution that claims to care about safeguarding knowledge today (Joseph M. Keegin)

“Learning requires that a student place trust in a teacher, or in an authoritative text, without yet knowing if the trust is warranted”