The text explores the limitations of Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) in distributed systems, drawing a parallel with Copernicus's shift in perspective that simplified the solar system model. EDA, while popular for building applications with microservices, often results in complex and fragile systems due to issues like loss of clear APIs, tightly coupled services, fragmented business logic, poor debuggability, and increased latency. The article suggests that Durable Execution, as provided by platforms like Temporal, offers a more resilient and maintainable alternative by centralizing business logic, managing state consistently, and supporting flexible process design, thus addressing EDA's pitfalls and enabling the creation of systems that are easier to understand and maintain. Emphasizing the benefits of shifting to Durable Execution, the text underscores how adopting a new frame of reference can lead to more reliable and efficient software development.