Quoting Jake Seliger, More isn’t always better: death and over-treatment as a downside of agenticness, The Story's Story

I feel an existential completion. Wanting to stay and being able to stay are not the same things. No matter how agentic I’ve learned to become, not every problem has a solution. Every problem does, however, have a resolution. I think my resolution is close.

— Jake Seliger, More isn’t always better: death and over-treatment as a downside of agenticness, The Story’s Story

7:46am on August 1, 2024.


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