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I agree more generally. It is commonly understood that innovation causes disruption but I think it might be more correct to say that disruption causes innovatio
by AbrahamParangi 5y ago
I agree more generally. It is commonly understood that innovation causes disruption but I think it might be more correct to say that disruption causes innovation.
Of course it still goes both ways and I think sustained technological revolutions are cases of fire causing its own wind.
- stephc_int13 5y agoLet's talk about two of the oldest and most transformative technologies ever invented: language and agriculture, were they cause or consequence of disruption?
- AbrahamParangi 5y agoHow would you know if they were the consequence?
- stephc_int13 5y agoThis is almost a philosophical question. My intuition is that creation and innovation is deeply embedded in the nature of our species. "Because we can"