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yatharth ༺༒༻@AskYatharth• over 3 years ago

to never have had a problem is not to have solved it

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yatharth ༺༒༻@AskYatharth• over 3 years ago

Replying to @AskYatharth

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David R. MacIver@DRMacIver• over 3 years ago

@the_wilderless I think this is wrong. Normies don't know how to solve the problem by not giving a shit about it, they just didn't give a shit about it in the first place. The fix for a broken arm isn't never breaking your arm to beginwith.

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yatharth ༺༒༻@AskYatharth• over 3 years ago

Replying to @AskYatharth

there’s two types of people about your problem 1. people who never had it 2. people who solved it both are useful to learn from

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yatharth ༺༒༻@AskYatharth• over 3 years ago

Replying to @AskYatharth

because part of truly solving a problem is it disappears- it’s like you never had it you struggle to even remember it. you break the frame the person still “solving” the problem is in the frame of it https://t.co/i98HhCQUx3

yatharth ༺༒༻@AskYatharth• about 4 years ago

To illustrate the difference between a cope and a solve: Strategy is cope. You’re trying to optimise something. Honour is a solve. Because when you have honour, you don’t *think about strategy* anymore. You’ve transcended it. https://t.co/FOqXNQXYeu https://t.co/zIK4L3MMJp

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