While this progression may exist, it is not what I took from the article, nor the original idea behind the hedgehog classification. It is more about some thoug

While this progression may exist, it is not what I took from the article, nor the original idea behind the hedgehog classification. It is more about some thought-leader being keen on blockchains, machine learning, supply-side economics, or what have you, and looking at every problem/situation through the lens of wanting to apply this technology/policy to solve it, possibly ignoring the downsides/details/side-effects. The article gives the fictional example of a project “just needing a relational database” but the “domain expert” trying to push them to use SpringySearch because that can also work as a relational database (and because this hedgehog is sold on SpringySearch).