Published: 07 Apr 2018 › Updated: 07 Apr 2018
Less is more? when?
Less is more? when?
Less is more, but only in well organized systems and for specific purposes. For example in an engine less cylinders is more fuel efficient because there is less friction but at the expense of power and torque. I love my V2 cruiser.
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