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Everything You Like, You Like for a Reason

Nitzan Hermon
Color photograph of a waterfall down a green mountainside above a road
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Everything you like, you like for a reason. All of those reasons connect with your aesthetics (/intuition). In a personal constitution. Being curious about that place of noticing will invite language into it, and will extend imagination. Without language, we run out of air after a few steps. With language, we can imagine further, and imagine with others. imaging with others is leadership.

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