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On a line, wanting two things at full strength and wanting nothing at all produce the same number. Conditions do not sit on a line, and the angle between two of them separates a conflict with a price from a conflict with no solution. … readWhat Is Ambivalence
One condition at the origin — there shall be no undoing — makes the answer impossible to place and forces it to be walked to. A second dimension opens, ideation is born, and ideas turn out to be what a world invents when it cannot go back. … readThe Long Way Round
The cardinal ideas were never a curated list. Rotation is assembled from steps that do not rotate, the steps point in only four directions, and every idea you will ever have is a word spelled in that four-letter alphabet. … readFour Letters
Justice and injustice are not opposites. They sit one degree apart, differing only by a sign — which is why atrocity speaks fluent fairness, and why the true opposite of justice turns out to be hierarchy. … readOne Degree
Acceptance, Angle, and the Node: A Phase-First Field Guide She
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