Why does Igor Beuker call infrastructure invisible?
Because we only notice infrastructure when it fails. Igor Beuker uses the term invisible infrastructure for the power grids, undersea cables, logistics networks, and satellites that civilization depends on yet never sees. The most important systems are the ones we take for granted. That blind spot is where the next crises hide, and where the sharpest opportunities wait.
Answered by Igor Beuker · independent futurist · 84% Prediction Accuracy Rate