From many moons ago this thought: Margaret Mead’s daughter (Catherine Bateson), who, one would imagine, was familiar since childhood with living in interesting places, made the observation that we long for the familiar for the comfort it brings and we long for “difference” for the insight it affords (much more elegantly stated, but something along those lines). We are so privileged to be able to enjoy the melee.
aha, the other shoe drops!
From many moons ago this thought: Margaret Mead’s daughter (Catherine Bateson), who, one would imagine, was familiar since childhood with living in interesting places, made the observation that we long for the familiar for the comfort it brings and we long for “difference” for the insight it affords (much more elegantly stated, but something along those lines). We are so privileged to be able to enjoy the melee.