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by chernevik
5537 days ago
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The author knows a lot more than I do. But I wonder. There's healthy frustration, which reflects a restless desire to fix _anything_ and thus can't measure the worth of anything, and unhealthy frustration, which despairs of ever making important improvement. Mistaking either for the other seems bad. If mature, talented people are losing interest in improvements because they seem futile, that seems like a danger signal to me. |
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