Psychology Today | 18.04.2026 03:12
I was born in Trondheim, a port on the Norwegian coast that has burned down and been rebuilt more times than anyone agrees on. The Vikings founded it. Fires took it. Oil engineering remade it in the 1970s. Growing up there, you absorb something before you can articulate it: Coordination structures don't survive by staying the same. They survive by layering.
