We have some preferences that manifest themselves in our choices when we are
making new things. Say for example that you are making a cafe. There are many
decisions to be made, and you are empowered to create the things which you so
much love but you never find elsewhere. For example: say you dislike a certain
chair, and believe that one very specific chair is the one and only one chair
that is "right", wherever you go the chairs make you angry, and then you have
the opportunity to fix this issue, but only in one place that is your cafe.
By this, world becomes evolutionary. There are newer and newer cafes born
everyday, each with a new DNA of choices, and in a Darwinian sense, only the
competent survives—which in this context result to others taking that choice and
not thinking about it.
This is a very interesting topic in itself, but today I am wondering, if this is
continued for an extended time, will it result in more and more choices becoming
the "optimum" and thus, at a point, arriving at something that leaves no room
for further thinking? Will there ever be a cafe template that every cafe around
the whole world adheres to as is?
This then moves beyond this to my theory of "Great Contraction". Where I would
argue that if that be the case, there will be more and more "right" templates,
some of which will concert the cafe. And if that becomes a possibility then a
Cafe and a Restaurant, and even possibly the Kitchen will shrink and merge and
so on into the singularity. Thinking about it is fascinating.