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Why Systems Keep Layering Fixes — and Get Harder to Change

When problems appear, systems rarely start over. They add fixes. A new rule, a new workaround, an extra step, another layer. Each change solves something locally, but over time these layers accumulate. Dependencies multiply. Interactions grow harder to predict. Even small changes begin to carry unexpected risk. This video explains why systems that have been “fixed” many times often become fragile and resistant to change — not because of bad decisions, but because complexity quietly compounds. The difficulty isn’t human. It’s structural. #systems #complexsystems #systemfailure #complexity #technicaldebt