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In the architecture of thought, the mind often builds as Masonry, layer upon layer of stone-like impressions, each set with the quiet pressure of memory. Every idea, once placed, steadies the next. Unlike attention, which flits across surfaces, or memory, which catalogs, Masonry endures.
It does not concern itself with speed, but with structure. Every fragment, whether sharp or smooth, finds its place in the wall. Over time, what seemed like rubble reveals itself as foundation. This slow accumulation gives thought its gravity, allowing insight not to arrive, but to stand.
