Charles Darwin once proposed that man and ape originated from a common ancestor. His so-called ‘Theory of Evolution’ was, at best, accepted with skepticism and ridicule. And yet, a hundred years or so later, it has become the universally accepted principle of development. Computer programmers may call it ‘Moore’s Law’ and Ralph Lauren may dub it as ‘fashion’, but in any case, the underlying principle is the same. Development takes on small increments—taking each step carefully as not to jolt the norm. In fact, any sudden giant leap ends up as a huge risk, financial or otherwise, and may eventually lead to extinction.