What a 40-year-old TRIZ argument about grass teaches you about every engineering debate you’ll ever have
The closest analogy I can think of to grass that stops growing at a predetermined height are our food crops/animals, all of which are essentially made by us over generations of selective breeding and bear little resemblance to their wild ancestors.
The closest analogy I can think of to grass that stops growing at a predetermined height are our food crops/animals, all of which are essentially made by us over generations of selective breeding and bear little resemblance to their wild ancestors.