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Working complexity usually grows from working simplicity
Targets distort the measures meant to guide them
Serial bottlenecks cap the gains from parallelism
High-stakes indicators distort the reality they measure
Most failures begin with the wrong problem
Efficiency can expand use faster than it saves
Local decisions can destabilize the whole supply chain
Reward Outcomes, Not Loopholes