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This power enables the goods we buy to travel thousands of miles to our side in a short period of time. It has changed consumers' shopping habits, allowing us to choose goods from far away more freely, no longer restricted by geography.

For merchants, it means being able to meet customer needs more quickly, improve customer satisfaction, and enhance market competitiveness. Especially in the current fierce competition in e-commerce, fast delivery service has become an important factor in attracting and retaining customers.

From an industrial perspective, it has promoted the development and optimization of related industrial chains. For example, storage facilities need to be more intelligent and efficient to adapt to the rapid turnover of goods; transportation tools are also constantly upgraded to improve transportation speed and safety.

In the context of global economic integration, this force has broken down the time and space barriers of trade, promoted the international circulation of goods, and strengthened the interdependence and cooperation among the economies of various countries.

At the same time, it also poses a challenge to environmental protection. Fast delivery often requires more energy consumption and resource investment. How to achieve sustainable development while ensuring speed has become an urgent problem to be solved.

In short, although this hidden force has not been explicitly pointed out, it is undoubtedly the key driving force for the development of modern logistics and has brought profound impacts on our lives and economy.