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I have spent the last few months auditing capital efficiency across 12 sectors, focusing on the delta between "Curriculum-first" (funding the talk about the work) and "Mechanism-first" (funding the infrastructure for the work) approaches.
My thesis is that modern innovation failure is a result of Hollow Structures—intermediary layers that absorb capital without producing tangible assets. I have quantified this as a $50-100B waste pattern.
Key Multipliers for Discussion:
Digital Governance: Estonia vs. US HITECH (1,417x factor)
Defense: Commercial Drones vs. Traditional Acquisition (56x factor)
Health: Rwanda Telemedicine vs. US Readiness (318x factor)
I am looking for a 'red-team' critique of the methodology used for the 1,417x Estonia factor. You can find the full 66-page audit and data tranches at www.bhavnakaur.com.