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Paradigm Myth - Daniel Faggella

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We'll define a paradigm myth as:

By Dan March 21, 2026 May 15, 2026 May 15, 2026 We’ll define a paradigm myth as: A paradigm myth is a set of implicit, unexamined assumptions that coordinate behavior and create value within a given environment, but become maladaptive when underlying conditions fundamentally change. A paradigm myth has four properties: Invisibility : It feels like reality, not a belief. Coordination Power : It aligns large groups toward shared action. Embedded Incentives : Careers, institutions, identities depend on it. Terminal Fragility : It fails suddenly when underlying conditions shift. In this brie

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