Last couple of years, systemic change has become mainstream.
Shows, podcasts, books have been published recurring to the idea that systemic change is needed to stop the decay of the environment or that it will help change how (broken) things work. I agree.
However, the lens the vast majority sees systemic change through is of incremental change.
They picture it like a waterfall. As if one fix will lead to fix the other one at a time, ignoring (consciously or not) they’re interrelated.
That is a key flaw.
Things work as an intertwined system. To go systemic, you can’t do incremental. Those are 2 different games.