Discovery Through Rupture

Discovery doesn't come from doing more. It comes from breaking the frame entirely.

Most growth is incremental. You refine, you improve, you accumulate knowledge and skill.

But the genuinely new, the kind that reshapes entire fields, doesn't arrive through

extension. It appears when continuity itself fractures. When the rules organizing

your understanding suddenly reorganize. This isn't mystical. It's structural. Cognition has boundaries,

just like physical systems. And at certain thresholds, those boundaries don't expand,

they dissolve. What emerges isn't a better version of what existed. It's a different

order of operation altogether. This shift isn't something you chase or develop.