Diocletian's Ladder
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This episode discusses how collapse can lead to new beginnings rather than an end, using examples from Roman bureaucracy and software.
Send us Fan Mail 📖 Read: https://helioxpodcast.substack.com/publish/post/207355238 Why Adding More Almost Always Sinks Us — From Roman Bureaucracy to Software Collapse, and the Ancient Brain Shortcut That Points a Way Out. The reframe this episode offers, gently but firmly: collapse doesn't have to mean the end of something. Sometimes it just means the end of a structure that stopped earning its keep, and the beginning of something lighter, more resilient, more honest about what it can actual...
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