Beauty can sometimes be hard to see. Often, form takes precedence over it, especially in a result (profit) driven world. What works? What’s driving value? How much is it worth? We quickly forget much of what we do is not in the outcomes, but in the process. It makes us forget the beauty in the mundane process that leads to the outcomes. So, we lack refinement, adjustment, obsession over details, and expressiveness because of the euphoria of the result.
Make a post, would you?
What does the future holds for us? That's the very question that drives what we do in the present. We want some semblance of assurance that what we are doing today will protects tomorrow. Be it our jobs, family, relationships, we want some form of certainty. We are threatened by things that bring uncertainty and sometimes fail to embrace the beauty in those things. We shouldn't just blindly accept things, absolutely, but we shouldn't interact with uncertain things from a place of fear.
Everyone is baseline smart. Often, people think they are dumb because they don't have the prerequisite knowledge to what they are currently learning or interacting with. So, when next you are learning something new (say physics) or interacting with a new information (a tweet/blog with complexity), ask yourself, do I have the prerequisite? if No, it's time to learn something new. Never, ever, think you are dumb. Just look at AIs, they have to use billions of clear and concise parameters to make them seem smart. You only process probably less than 1% of those parameters and you can do crazy things.