The disruption represents a more philosophically evolved universe, and the shift is moving toward a world where business is about humanity, creativity is about synchronicity, and technology is about interconnectedness.

In this new view, our lives are connected by a thousand invisible threads, and along these sympathetic fibers, our actions run as causes and return to us as results.

This disruption will reveal the limitations of consumption, deniability, thoughtlessness, and vanity and as a result, we will face shortages of greed, denial, blindness, conceit and narrow-mindedness. For instance:

Consumption. We are beginning to see our appetite for material consumption and money as unsustainable. If we acquire, we want more, and when we get more we want more than that. It is a never-ending vicious cycle with no substance.

Deniability. When we deny our responsibility, the cause and effect of our actions, we deny the idea that there is meaning to the things we do.