No system is too big to be reimagined, not even established digital or numerical systems.
History reveals that even the most entrenched systems are products of human ingenuity and, as such, can be redesigned to meet evolving needs. Consider the global shift from analog to digital communication, which redefined how information is stored and shared demonstrate that foundational frameworks are not sacrosanct.
The vital truth: when limitations or inefficiencies emerge, creativity and collective will can dismantle even the most monolithic systems, proving that reinvention is not just possible but often necessary for progress.
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