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Similarly, when electricity was introduced, it faced skepticism. The infrastructure was initially designed for gas lighting and heating. The idea of running electrical wiring in homes was ridiculed as dangerous, and the existing gas network was ill-suited for electricity. Over decades, new electrical infrastructure was built, enabling both traditional and novel applications, such as home appliances, fans, and hairdryers.
Key Lesson: The initial phase relies heavily on existing systems for familiar uses, but once new infrastructure is established, it expands capabilities and eventually replaces the older systems.