The Expansion Effect

The Expansion Effect

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The Expansion Effect
The Expansion Effect
The future is always under construction

The future is always under construction

Why everything you think is permanent was actually invented yesterday—and what that means for how we work tomorrow.

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Joseph Logan
Jun 11, 2025
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There's a particular weight to the phrase "that's just how things work." It settles conversations, ends debates, and keeps us moving within familiar boundaries. But what if I told you that most of what feels immutable about our working world—the structures, systems, and assumptions we navigate daily—has existed for less time than your grandmother has be…

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