The idea of gravitational lock-in as stored energy is such a cool take. When we map out friction points, whether it’s software limitations or outdated workflows, we’re really pinpointing latent energy—areas for innovation. Figma didn’t just mimic Adobe, they identified gaps Adobe couldn’t fill because of their legacy framework, and they ran with it.
The idea of gravitational lock-in as stored energy is such a cool take. When we map out friction points, whether it’s software limitations or outdated workflows, we’re really pinpointing latent energy—areas for innovation. Figma didn’t just mimic Adobe, they identified gaps Adobe couldn’t fill because of their legacy framework, and they ran with it.
Thank you for sharing Rohan :)
Thanks Neela! You've nailed it–every 'this is just how things work' moment or practice is storing energy for the next breakthrough.