philosophy
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Imagine Jackson Pollock in his early days. Paint was splattered in every direction. People stared in disbelief at the wild drips on his canvas. Initially dismissed as nonsense, his work was deemed not real art. Yet, it took just one discerning eye—Peggy Guggenheim’s—to recognize the genius within the chaos. Her belief changed Pollock’s reputation. This
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Koi, the Japanese term for carp, are freshwater fish known for their vibrant colors and the deep cultural significance they hold in both Chinese and Japanese societies. However, one of the most fascinating aspects of koi is their ability to grow in response to their environment. This characteristic offers a profound metaphor for human potential
