I work at a major tech company and most times I go to IT, they tell us to restart our computer. Why is this a necessary process to maintain a normal operating experience?
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Think of it like a Jenga tower. The beginning part is well understood and works wonderfully you can even go back and correct some early mistakes. Then you need a wider base, add more pieces, continue adding and adding.
You are not perfect and the pieces don’t always go to the right place. And at some point you can’t get in and fix it without digging into the core. Unexpected piece shapes get placed, some get knocked off without you realizing, the ground shakes, you get tired.
Your job isn’t to build the highest tower though, it’s to place blocks. At some point it’s better to restart from flat ground with a good pile of pieces.
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