the future will be kind of like the present, treating it as if something radical will happen is naive
Neglectedness must be observed in resource allocation, and anything worth doing is worth doing seriously. So if criteria such as “naive” determine what gets done, some things that are unusually “naive” will get neglected, and so would be worth doing. And if things are not taken seriously when they are characterized in some way, such as being based on “naive” motivations, they get done inefficiently even when they do get done, and so it would be worth fixing the inefficiency.
Neglectedness must be observed in resource allocation, and anything worth doing is worth doing seriously. So if criteria such as “naive” determine what gets done, some things that are unusually “naive” will get neglected, and so would be worth doing. And if things are not taken seriously when they are characterized in some way, such as being based on “naive” motivations, they get done inefficiently even when they do get done, and so it would be worth fixing the inefficiency.