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Today we’re continuing our work on encountering and moving through framework failures. Our instinct as investors can be to think harder, talk more, come up with our unifying theory and wait for clear evidence to show up. But Karl Weick's work points somewhere else entirely. Jorgen van der Sloot is with us today to dig into what it looks like practically to act our way into a new framework even before we fully understand it. Let’s jump in
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