Most days, three degrees changes nothing. Then it crosses a line, and everything flips. We rarely know where that line sits until we’re already past it.
What it says
One more inch, and he falls.
A system can hold steady for years, then flip.
Rain and snow are the same water, one degree apart.
Most days three degrees changes nothing at all.
But right at the threshold, that same three degrees turns rain into snow completely.
None of this says which small push will work.
Malcolm Gladwell asks that question in The Tipping Point.
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