By Nurudeen Oshinlaja Progress wears many disguises. Sometimes it looks like a shiny new invention splashed across a glossy magazine cover; other times, it appears as a humble improvement so ordinary we scarcely notice it until it’s gone. In truth, the greatest blessings of progressrarely make noise. Instead, they settle into our routines, smoothing the rough edges of daily life like a patient craftsman polishing a familiar piece of furniture. We often imagine progress as something dramatic — flying cars, colonies on Mars, kitchens that clean themselves (surely someone is…
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