In her little room of a laboratory, everything fit together. She’d met scholars who claimed they needed chaos… — Brandon Sanderson
In her little room of a laboratory, everything fit together. She’d met scholars who claimed they needed chaos to function. Perhaps that was true for some, but in her experience, good science wasn’t about sloppy inspiration. It was about meticulous incrementalization.
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