Mechanization best serves mediocrity.

Summary

This quote suggests that mechanization, or the reliance on machines and automation in various aspects of life, tends to be most beneficial for average or ordinary performance. It implies that the use of machines can streamline processes and deliver consistent, standardized results, but may lack the creativity, innovation, and exceptional quality that can come from human effort or manual labor. In other words, mechanization may be more inclined to produce mediocre outcomes rather than exceptional achievements.

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