Old thinking will break your brain.

In his syndicated column (February 6, 2011) “No Clue Where We’re Going,” Leonard Pitts, Jr., marvels at the transformations in our lives since 1860, then 1961. “The point being, we have experienced—are experiencing—greater change at a faster pace than ever before,” he wrote. “But as a fish in water doesn’t know it’s wet, we, living through this cha

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We are no longer headed toward a smooth or linear transition. What lies ahead is volatile, uncertain, and spiky—marked by rupture rather than reform. As our current economic engines collapse, we’re witnessing a deepening inability to allocate capital toward the future. Capital is increasingly being mobilised to preserve existing assets—assets under... See more