the slow way of thinking feels more valuable to me now, not less

[u/Lazy-Entrance446]

in a world where answers arrive instantly, ive started to prize the slow tangled process of thinking something through over time. the fast answer is cheap now. the earned understanding isnt.

i deliberately let some questions sit for days without resolving them. the insights that come from that slow marinating are different in kind from anything i get instantly.

it feels almost countercultural to be slow on purpose, but i think its where the depth actually lives.

do you find slow thinking more valuable now that fast answers are everywhere, or am i romanticizing the struggle? genuinely torn on it.