The Price of Progress
What speeds change, what slows it, and who bears the cost.
Progress moves at different speeds because the consequences of change differ. Software can be revised overnight; power systems need reliability, infrastructure, and trust. Capital, regulation, human habits, and the cost of failure create friction, while periods of overbuilding can leave valuable foundations behind.
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