ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Kortina and I discuss how much of modern life is about lines.
As consumers we wait on line for restaurants, takeoff windows, and countless other experiences. As producers many of us - not just ER doctors - spend a good percentage of our 'working' time waiting for work to do and under-utilized.
We discuss how technology and technology design is impacted by and impacts the nature of lines and waiting on them for producers and consumers.
As consumers we wait on line for restaurants, takeoff windows, and countless other experiences. As producers many of us - not just ER doctors - spend a good percentage of our 'working' time waiting for work to do and under-utilized.
We discuss how technology and technology design is impacted by and impacts the nature of lines and waiting on them for producers and consumers.
English
United States
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