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Not much, but that may be because of an intense dislike of the word; in common usage though I would define disruptive when used in the context of an event takin
by Freak_NL 10y ago
Not much, but that may be because of an intense dislike of the word; in common usage though I would define disruptive when used in the context of an event taking place in the marketplace as applicable only to situations that cause not just stiff competition to the extent of dislodging an incumbent party, but also a clash with existing laws, regulations, and societal conventions on a significant scale.