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I believe there are entities that benefit far more from keeping the status quo as-is, instead of innovating. While I've only worked in large real estate enterpr
by mxuribe 8y ago
I believe there are entities that benefit far more from keeping the status quo as-is, instead of innovating. While I've only worked in large real estate enterprises in my past, and not actual housing (though the two industries are quite linked), never forget that beyond the science and conventional challenges of innovation, there exists human elements who block forward progress; because - sadly - some of these humans gain too much ($POWER or $MONEY, etc.) in the legacy world.
- wallace_f 8y agoI'm convinced this is one of the biggest problems with our generation--corporatism or cronyism, whatever it is. It is the fact that the private sector and government collude to keep the status quo profiteers safe from innovators obsoleting them. It should be the opposite. The government should work to resolve market failures. This is one of those issues which is not left vs right, but rich vs poor... That just gets completely ignored, whether by accident or design...