Not Every Glitch Is Really a Glitch
When technology suddenly stops working, sometimes our first instinct is to fix it as quickly as possible.
But not every glitch is really a glitch.
Sometimes the problem disappears all on its own before you ever discover the cause. Sometimes trying to figure it out helps you understand how the system actually works. But sometimes the lesson isn’t the solution itself. It’s learning which problems are worth chasing and which ones aren’t.
Sometimes you really do just need to let it go.
You can read Not Every Glitch on the OFTS blog — link in bio. ![]()
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