Our Body in the Ergonomics World: How Does It Feel?
In an age defined by efficiency, productivity, and ever-accelerating innovation, we find ourselves increasingly shaped by the tools we use—and the systems that dictate how we use them. At the center of this vast, evolving machinery is the human body: resilient, complex, beautiful, yet remarkably vulnerable. Ergonomics, once a niche discipline aimed at reducing workplace injuries, has evolved into a philosophy of bodily design—a set of principles for aligning the physical human form with the mechanical world. But beyond practical utility lies a deeper question: how does the body feel within the ergonomics world?