A truly fertile concept often resists immediate clarity. It’s a rough form: a half-lit corridor where you see only silhouettes and faint hints of what could be. Resist the urge to force early perfection. Instead, feel its potential: a spaciousness that can accommodate many problems at once, each waiting to be resolved into an elegant pattern. The best future solutions seem almost retroactively inevitable. In the final analysis, greatness often appears so natural that it’s hard to imagine any other way. The philosopher who said that “the truth is what never had to be said” might as well have been talking about a product so perfectly aligned with its context that no competitor can propose a simpler alternative.
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