One of the best tells that a technology will change the world: it makes a chaotic entrance. In the 1980s, employees lied on procurement forms to get PCs into the office, claiming they were buying oscilloscopes or typewriters, while experts warned of "shadow" data processing departments. Spreadsheets, the original "workplace agent," filled companies with models only their creator could understand. Email broke the mailroom's control over who could reach whom. Each time, the fix was a habitat:…