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A simple model for value-adding

We start with simple things that essentially perform one primary function…
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We can then combine functions to create multifunctional things…
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Add enrichments that take each thing to the next level of usefulness…
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And dovetail some human “soft” services…
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Imbue with stronger emotions like delight, belonging, and meaning…
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