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The evidence for this can be found in the way children adapt to the complexities of the playground, where they are exposed to both the chaos of social structures and the malevolence of bullies. Yet, they learn and grow, developing the resilience to navigate these challenges. The question then becomes, can we scale this up to the broader challenges of life?
The answer, it seems, lies in our ability to shed our reliance on rigid conceptual schemes and instead embrace our creative, courageous capacity for articulation and action in the face of the unknown. This elevates our character, allowing us to withstand tragedy and malevolence without becoming corrupt.