lastingrather
lastingrather is a term used to describe an approach that prioritizes long-term durability and resilience in decisions, designs, and institutions. It emphasizes evaluating consequences over extended horizons and favoring solutions that remain effective under evolving circumstances.
Origin and usage: The term appears to have originated in online discussions among sustainability and design
Principles: The core ideas include lifecycle thinking, durability, repairability, modularity, and adaptability; measuring success by persistence
Applications: In architecture and product design, lastingrather guides material choices and modular construction; in software, it
Criticism: Critics argue that lastingrather can undervalue rapid innovation, may incur higher upfront costs, and relies
See also: long-termism, durability, resilience engineering, sustainable design.