I agree, insofar that most of the discourse I've seen often neglects fundamental drivers of our economy such as the division of labor and has undue focus on outcomes that are less likely to come to pass, as opposed to risk oriented discussion which is key in risk management.

There was a very good video someone posted not too long ago that covers what should be covered as an overview.

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoVJKj8lcNQ&ab_channel=Cente...

Any engineer knows as soon as the rate of change exceeds the reaction time, you can't keep up and failures happen. In the case of systems, the larger the system the bigger and more damaging the failure. We're dealing with societal mechanics, so failures may have global impact.