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Jms Dnns @jmsdnns.bsky.social · 26/06/2026

I keep coming back to this post by @ganeumann.bsky.social > Fifteen years before the microprocessor, another revolutionary idea, shipping containerization, arrived at a less propitious time, when technological advancement was a Red Queen’s race colossus.com/article/ai-w...

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Jms Dnns @jmsdnns.bsky.social · 26/06/2026

> Anyone who invests in the new new thing must answer two questions: First, how much value will this innovation create? And second, who will capture it? > IKEA benefited from cheap shipping, going from a provincial Scandinavian company in 1972 to the world’s largest furniture retailer by 2008

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travisms @aoeu.bsky.social · 26/06/2026

I haven't read it entirety, but something seems incredibly off about "Information and Telecommunication" starting at only 1971 and focusing on the microprocessor. The maximum speed information delivery for all of human history was practically "horseback" until the electric telegraph circa 1840's

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