63 problems carry bridging separate institutions

Many systems were built by different institutions at different times, each perfectly sensible on its own — and the problem lives in the gaps between them. Health records that stop at a state line, recycling markets with no bridge to the factories that could use the material, emergency services whose radios can't reach each other. The unlock is building the connective tissue between organizational, regulatory, or economic systems that were designed separately but must now function as one.