The Path That Refused Straight Lines
Complexity Is Honest
Every attempt to straighten the path failed. It curved, doubled back, widened unexpectedly. Travelers complained until they noticed how the curves revealed new views, hidden springs, overlooked clearings. Simplicity, they learned, often hides truth.
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