There's a principle I can't describe clearly. But one instance of it is the homogenization due to cheap(or free) instantaneous communications. Slow and limited created space and time to share, and incentives to do so because you needed to discuss with others to get or form new knowledge. Now everyone refers to the same source (see the evolution of design, choice of colors). Limits are protective in a way.
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A similar principle to that of lower-budget films, where constraints force filmmakers to find creative solutions. Meanwhile, films with seemingly unlimited budgets can somehow end up with bland, homogenised stories and surprisingly poor special effects. Limitations are a catalyst for creativity rather than an obstacle to it.