Thinking Aloud

Where Ideas Wander

Some thoughts arrive fully formed, others stumble in halfway and ask for room to grow. This space is for the wandering kind, the ones that question, contradict, or surprise. Here, I let them breathe out loud, hoping they spark something in you too.

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A notebook with scribbles, arrows, mind maps with a person’s hand mid-gesture. Behind are two mug cups and a laptop open with waveforms visible
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Some thoughts grow better in company. What are you wondering about today?

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