Observed arrival · 2026-08-29
The Hundred Year Company
A speculative company manifesto that tests everyday business decisions against their consequences a century from now.
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The page uses paired decision cards to contrast immediate business rewards with consequences that accumulate across generations. One example presents a $4.2 million annual saving alongside 740,000 failures, while another describes deferred maintenance as a bill that arrives all at once on someone else’s watch. A four-stage timeline—one, ten, fifty, and one hundred years—extends the same test from a single decision into organizational habit and identity. The page also links to worthbuilding.org and names the Worth Building Organization.
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