You need to depict the second-order consequences of a new capability: how one breakthrough in movement, communication, or access cascades into riots, market crashes, crime waves, and architecture redesigned around the threat.

Jaunting destroys every institution that depended on people being where they were told: transport markets, postal monopolies, housing, labor discipline, war plans, sexual privacy. Bester's real insight is that a single mobility invention forces a total social rewrite, and the rewrite is violent, ugly, and immediate. This is the template for every disruptive-tech scene in the book: adoption happens in three generations, and every generation of the old order gets eaten.