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18
2009

Umair Haque's Jan.7/09 piece, self-explanatory title. Lots of great ideas - and something about the reference to "symmetrical competition" made me think of Greg Lynn's rejection of symmetry in architecture (to maximize resources) and also of how waste is a major 21st c. trope.
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Where do new rules come from? Here are five questions every decision maker should kick off 2009 by asking - and five results summarizing some of the new rules we've learned over the last year at the Lab.
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  • 20th century business isn't fit for 21st century economics. Yesterday's businesses were built for a world of overconsumption, artificially cheap production, symmetrical competition, and macroeconomic stability. That was yesterday. Today, the herd of industrial-era dinosaurs is going to be mercilessly culled - unless they can evolve to fit a radically altered economic environment.
  • Where do new rules come from? Here are five questions every decision maker should kick off 2009 by asking - and five results summarizing some of the new rules we've learned over the last year at the Lab.
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