If you refuse to change slowly, violent change will strike you.

• Finally, it gets violently worse.
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  • refuses to change - solid - > One of the positive ways of expressing that things don't change - refusal - new information rejected.
    • Let's avoid change and stagnate together!
      • Avoid change
      • Humans tend to rebel against change.
      • Most people are vulnerable to change.
    • who accepts that he cannot change.
      • The old man is an old man when he begins to feel that "change is bad."
      • It's easier to protect them, but their strength wanes.
      • Avoiding changing the rules leads to big business disease.
  • [/tkgshn/ can you or can you not tolerate the reality that things change only slowly](https://scrapbox.io/tkgshn/ can you or can you not tolerate the reality that things change only slowly).

    • In reality, society changes only slowly. We can either accept that and hope for [* incremental improvement, or we can explode anger and turn the whole thing upside down.

  • The book /tkgshn/Antifragile is about balance, natural and unnatural.

    • Stabilization is the problem (call it "shallow interference"), and it is natural and desirable for the system to be a moderately variable, month-to-month country.

  • [/tkgshn/reflections on the French Revolution](https://scrapbox.io/tkgshn/reflections on the French Revolution).

    • maintenance means with [change - Conflict and cyclical relationship between maintenance and creation.

If you refuse gradual change, violent change will strike you.

• Change itself is inevitable.
  • Change is inevitable.

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