Banks Benitez
For every flashy climate technology, there are ten boring businesses that are flying under the radar, solving everyday problems involving hammers or paperwork.
We’re often told this story that the greater the risk, the greater the reward, but that misguides us to think that the levers holding risk and reward are always equally balanced.
Before building lots of processes, build clear authorities, then determine what process is needed.
The wave of technological progress may move us forward, but the stronger its force, the stronger its undertow.
The undertow of technology, over engineering process, asymmetrical risk, boring businesses, and rehearsal dinners.
The burst of humanity after a near-fatal wreck.