@yaxuAlex McLean 
@TodePondLu wilson i would agree with that. for me it is not about ignoring critical reflection or discussion — that is totally and repeatedly necessary —, it's just more about carving out space for more heuristic, holistic (?), intuitive work in the first place to then be able to critique and discuss it.
@polinski @TodePondLu wilson Yes exactly. I think carving out space and time to not say anything is important, as is carving out space and time for doing nothing. For me it feels right to do nothing for a while before doing something while saying nothing. Then when you know what you're doing you can start trying to work out how to talk about it.
On doing nothing by 
@FoAM : https://libarynth.org/doing_nothing
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