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Look at the grass

Look at the grass

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Two photographs of the same Wimbledon court forty-two years apart tell the whole story: in 1982 the grass is worn where players served and rushed the net, and by 2024 the bare patch has moved to the baseline because the game became a rally. David uses that shift to argue knowledge work has made the same move, only in four years instead of forty-two. Producing got cheap, so the effort moved to framing the shot and reviewing what comes back, and yet most firms still run review cycles and approval chains built for the old game. He tests it against a Cannes leader drowning in good-enough drafts from a team of 250. Plus three things worth knowing, three things to try, and what one reader said about quality versus handwriting.
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