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[X] To journey and seek knowledge is virtue unto itself
[X] Do not take insight from Roaming Moon's Eye
[X] Do not take insight from Roaming Moon's Eye
I would suspect that indifference to the potential consequences of our actions would be a vastly more likely outcome than decision paralysis. That would still be rather uncharitable, mind
I just don't think that paralysis automatically follows from uncertainty.
Something like "There is no peace in emptiness, no content in stillness. Stagnation is death; act, change, move, think, and grow until the very end," then?Not automatically no, but it can if there is no balancing insight that it is often necessary to act even when one is uncertain.
...No it doesn't directly contradict it. One says that you never know what the future holds, that you can never know whats coming--its a statement. The other says that suffering has worth if the result can benefit your loved ones--its a goal to be strived towards."The future changes with every step, never be certain you know what is coming"
Directly contradicts
"Though a path might be hard and lonely, it has worth if you can present something of beauty to those you care for at the end."
No, it doesn't. If insights directly contradicted ones we already had, they wouldn't be available. That's what it means for an art to be incompatible. You'll note that Ephemeral Night's Memory only offered one possible insight instead of the usual two or the occasional three; probably the other lesson(s) possible to take from it were incompatible with LQ's domain. Any argument for any insight that hinges on "this directly contradicts an insight already in our domain" is automatically invalid."The future changes with every step, never be certain you know what is coming"
Directly contradicts
"Though a path might be hard and lonely, it has worth if you can present something of beauty to those you care for at the end."
I don't see how?"The future changes with every step, never be certain you know what is coming"
Directly contradicts
"Though a path might be hard and lonely, it has worth if you can present something of beauty to those you care for at the end."
"The future changes with every step, never be certain you know what is coming"
Directly contradicts
"Though a path might be hard and lonely, it has worth if you can present something of beauty to those you care for at the end."
Something like "There is no peace in emptiness, no content in stillness. Stagnation is death; act, change, move, think, and grow until the very end," then?
I think it might actually manifest as not be complacent or overconfident. Instead always ensure that you're prepared for the future. Someone also characterized it as self-doubt which I think is deff wrong. This insight is more likely to have Ling Qi preparing for multiple things in the future. Its a very adult perspective, wanting to be prepared for anything. She has a family that she is responsible for, it makes sense that her character would become more cautious.[X] The future changes with every step, never be certain you know what is coming
I'm not entirely sure that weaving uncertainty into the fabric of her being is a good thing, but this option is the more attractive of the two nonetheless.
We've definitely established that LQ is not a Hidden Moon kinda person, so while a knowledge-seeking Insight might be an interesting addition to her Domain, I'm more interested in reinforcing and folding existing themes to see how far we can take it.
I'd agree that we aren't the typical adherent to the hidden moon, but I definitely don't think that she's not a "Hidden Moon kinda person". Our personal cultivation art Song Seekers Ceremony definitely has very strong hidden themes for instance. As Yinhui says:We've definitely established that LQ is not a Hidden Moon kinda person, so while a knowledge-seeking Insight might be an interesting addition to her Domain, I'm more interested in reinforcing and folding existing themes to see how far we can take it.
"The Keeper cares not for the orthodoxy of methods," Yinhui murmured, fading away. "Scholar Ling is one of hers, in the end."