Tech Trees sometimes assume incorrectly

1 - focused on what 'should' happen instead of allowing some time and organic space to see what happens or allow those doing the work to reflect / improve or innovate according to themselves...

2 - Tech trees also can wrongly assume 'natural progression'...

So both opinions can be according to one person (dictator type for example) or select few people (consortium / profit-only minded)... instead of actually innovating or allowing people to do their own thing *as general as that sounds). It's important for innovation to have some elements of these things sometimes too black and white.

Tech Trees can prevent organic development from those involved + assume incorrectly the 'natural progression' according to 1 decision-maker or group...

Picture from: https://etiennefd.substack.com/p/the-four-shapes-of-history

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