This is an interesting theory, but one may worry that the inefficient and broken sectors of the ...
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Marc Andreessen pokes at a provocative theory: the most broken, inefficient sectors of the economy may be exactly where disruption goes to die — and why that matters for innovation.
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Theory Briefing
- Marc Andreessen, with 411 likes, flags concern that inefficient and broken sectors may resist the very theories meant to explain or fix them.
- Entrenched dysfunction in industries like healthcare or education can repel disruptive innovation, a classic failure of creative destruction theory.
- The worry isn't that the theory is wrong, but that broken systems develop structural immunity — making them the hardest test cases for any economic framework.