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I don't think this is really true if we apply an example: - We need a way to travel faster and I've made a car to do that - cars spread in adoption - travel
by nickspicer1993 5y ago
I don't think this is really true if we apply an example:
- We need a way to travel faster and I've made a car to do that
- cars spread in adoption
- travel is much easier
- people now use cars without knowing why
I can't think of many solutions where we don't also have the original problem it solves?
The real problem is people do not have enough knowledge in a domain to infer whether a new proposed solution is better or not. So to take the example further:
- Cars should no longer be used because they are causing climate change
- People fight against it because they do not have the knowledge to infer the right decision
- Person takes a decade or longer proving out why they are right
- new normal is adopted