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I've found that many folks are very uncomfortable with the idea that there are no hard and fixed rules. Their must be an order, because their belief dictates it
by messel 17y ago
I've found that many folks are very uncomfortable with the idea that there are no hard and fixed rules. Their must be an order, because their belief dictates it. I suppose I'm biased by a fascination in freedom, and infinite system complexity.
Sometimes we sink up and share a moment with others. This is true engagement. At other times we do our best to dissect the essence of something, whether it's code or a philosophical problem from each of our own perspectives.
When we discover an opening or opportunity, and share our perception with others we unlock value.
- pbhjpbhj 17y agoJump up from a large mass and don't fall back towards it then come and tell us again about there being "no hard and fixed rules". It is not that Their(sic) must be an order but that there _is_ an order.