I’ll bite. Where are some of the top “mismatched new tech paradigms” you think we oughta look at throughthis lens?
Love this "valley of mismatch" concept from @Altimor.
"In the beginning, new form factors fit existing workflows. Then, workflows fit the new form factors."
https://florentcrivello.com/index.php/2019/04/29/software-the-tough-tomato-principle-and-the-great-weirdening-of-the-world/ …pic.twitter.com/pz52BKVcLY
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‘Driverless cars’, which are making all the same design mistakes that ‘horseless carriage’ made.
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“When electric dynamos were first introduced, the steam engine would be ripped out and the dynamo would replace it. Productivity barely improved. Eventually, businesses figured out that...each worker could have his or her own little electric motor...” https://slate.com/culture/2007/06/what-the-history-of-the-electric-dynamo-teaches-about-the-future-of-the-computer.html …
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Ebooks are still deep in this valley
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Also note: trunks of sedan-style cars simply mimicked carriages with suitcases strapped on the rear.
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This feels like part of the Innovator’s Dilemma thesis, though the “valley of mismatch” is a better phrasing than anything I remember that book using for the phenomenon
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