Just over a month back, the question felt fresh: "Why would we even need NPM when GitHub exists?" Pretty straightforward thinking at the time. Now? The question's evolved into something else entirely. "Why GitHub when serverless sandboxes handle everything instantly?" The answer keeps shifting because the premise keeps changing. It's this recursive pattern—the tool that seems fundamental today becomes the baseline you move past tomorrow. What drives this whole cycle? It's the mentality of "What if...?" Once you start asking that question seriously, you unlock this endless pipeline of possibilities. Suddenly there's decades of work staring you in the face, each solution spawning three new problems worth solving. That's where the momentum comes from. Not optimization or perfection, but curiosity as the compass.