Two centuries of industrialization taught us that specialization is king. "Do one thing, and do it well." But the reign of the specialist may be coming to an end.
In fact, what we're witnessing might be less a revolution and more a restoration—a return to an intellectual structure that dominated much of human history.
You know, I've been noticing something lately, and it’s starting to feel… weird. Every email I open, every tweet I scroll past, even the Slack messages pinging away – they're all starting to sound eerily similar. Am I imagining it?
Knowledge is power commodity.
We live in a time where knowledge is no longer a rare, powerful asset—it’s widely available and often free. In this era, knowledge workers must reinvent themselves to stay relevant.
