David Katz

You need systems that are dynamic enough to say, "Wait a second. RT doesn’t behave this way. That’s not right. I’m going to stop this." It creates some friction, but it’s for a good reason because instead of the normal place where you might pick up your latte or whatever it is, suddenly you’re across town and you’re trying to buy sports equipment. That just doesn’t match what your behavior is.

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