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Thanks Bette! It’s such a beautiful concept isn’t it? I’d read about it a while ago but felt it fit perfectly when I was thinking about the topic for the essay. Glad you enjoyed it 🙂
It really is. I mean imagine how much better off we would all be if we could just embrace our imperfections rather than fighting them so hard only to eventually realize they are what makes us unique. Hope you're having an amazing start to your week Karl! 😊
We decompose and resynthesize to different requirements (hopefully better requirements), that change our inputs and ultimately impact our outputs/outcomes.
I love how you took examples from multiple fields to shape this article!
Wow, Karl! There's so much to unpack here. I recently learned about the concept of Kintsugi and absolutely love it.
And I agree — ‘what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger’ only holds true if you have a certain amount of strength to begin with.
Thanks Bette! It’s such a beautiful concept isn’t it? I’d read about it a while ago but felt it fit perfectly when I was thinking about the topic for the essay. Glad you enjoyed it 🙂
It really is. I mean imagine how much better off we would all be if we could just embrace our imperfections rather than fighting them so hard only to eventually realize they are what makes us unique. Hope you're having an amazing start to your week Karl! 😊
Thanks Bette, you too! I’m enjoying some rare U.K sun 🌞
Good to hear Karl! I need to go mow my grass soon - that’s the part of spring/summer I don’t look so forward to :)
I believe that phrase has always been nuanced.
We decompose and resynthesize to different requirements (hopefully better requirements), that change our inputs and ultimately impact our outputs/outcomes.
I love how you took examples from multiple fields to shape this article!
Thanks Apollo, I really enjoyed writing this one.
If you’re dealing with a situation you’re clearly too unskilled for it can be.
Sorry Chara, I’m. Or sure what you mean?
What doesn’t kill you is of no real benefit to you if you’re in over your head and unable to learn.
Exactly!
We have to recognize our limits and honor what life naturally teaches us.
Certainly! We can recognise our limitations but we do not have to accept them.
Facts. Even very small improvements add up over time.