Still, most people move through a fairly predictable set of stages, and knowing them helps you set realistic expectations
This improved repair and energy usage could translate into more viable eggs and more robust fertility for longer
But if we are honest, only AirbnB was in reality disruptive with respect to the techno-cultural paradigm, the other two werent at all disruptive with respect to the function they provide, instead they are disruptive because businesses died and new ones were born So I guess they were disruptive from the perspective of market change, which is something fundamentally different from true techno-cultural innovation and the potential of real disruption Take Facebook for example, sure its far more efficient to look up your friends and family using electronic search versus sifting through the bulk of pages the way we use to back in the day But the function of a database is still just that, wether its stored on paper or a server Now you can make the argument that it was disruptive because people it drastically changed the cultural state space perhaps even for the worst but that isnt due to the shift from analog to digital its due to the choices that the programmers made mainly because they were motivated by making money So again not techno-cultural innovation just innovation in how people manipulate people In the same vain the smartphone might seem like a magical device if you dont understand moors law, but telephony is just telephony whether it involves the the cybernetic infrastructure or basic telephone polls So it seems to me the term disruptive innovation applied as frequently as it is to describe new internet applications and even new pharmaceutical drugs is totally diluted in light of the potential of real bona fide innovation Take for example Intelligence Amplification, now if you are reading this you probably had to look again to make sure you didnt misread Artificial Intelligence But no you read correctly The problem is Intelligence Amplification isnt widely known as a concept let alone understood, not even in the most renown academic institutions
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