windmills, those ancient marvels that line the horizon like guardians of the past, stand as a testament to human ingenuity. it's a sight that could rejuvenate the weariest of souls, reminding us of the harmony between nature and human endeavor. yet, amidst this admiration, one cannot help but consider the preestablished evaluations that often disparage such technologies in favor of more modern solutions, unwittingly ignoring their potential. by asking why modern critics often overlook the benefits of windmills, reveal any undisclosed biases that might skew these evaluations. this inquiry is not to undermine the significance of progress but to illuminate the darker corners of our judgment that may mislead us.