Tuesday, May 14, 2013
not helpless
One of the great lessons of childhood is how to cope with one's own incompetence. To learn to manage dependence, conditional trust, and the dance of pressing forward with letting it be. Taken into adulthood, we apply these lessons in obvious ways (with doctors, police) and subtler ways (showing willingness to play along while maximizing the chance one does not have to play undesirable games at all).
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helplessly helped ; competent in incompetencies.
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