Gearbox Optimization Philosophy

Subpages:

• The 7 Deadly Sins of Gearbox Design
• Gearbox Math for the Adventurous
• How to Keep Your Gearbox from Falling Apart
• Gearbox Design Examples from Famous Architects of Nothingness
• The Gearbox as Metaphor for Existential Crisis

The Main Tenets of Gearbox Optimization:

1. 1. The Gearbox Must Be Simple, Yet Intricately Complex
2. 2. The Gearbox Must Be Strong, Yet Not Too Strong (It's a Delicate Balance, Really)
3. 3. The Gearbox Must Be Elegant, Yet Not Too Elegant (You Don't Want It to Get a Big Head)
4. 4. The Gearbox Must Be Durable, Yet Not Too Durable (You Don't Want It to Outlast Its Purpose)
5. 5. The Gearbox Must Be Affordable, Yet Not Too Affordable (You Don't Want to Underpay and End Up with a Gearbox That's Just Alright)

And remember, a good gearbox is not just a collection of gears, it's an attitude. It's a commitment to mediocrity and a dash of existential despair.

Stay tuned for more subpages, including:

• The 7 Deadly Sins of Gearbox Design
• Gearbox Math for the Adventurous
• How to Keep Your Gearbox from Falling Apart
• Gearbox Design Examples from Famous Architects of Nothingness
• The Gearbox as Metaphor for Existential Crisis