The problem in turning independent thinkers loose on a matter is, they tend to go beyond the theoretical and seize the chance for independent action. Thus
The quote from Laurie R. King's "Garment of Shadows" highlights the challenge of allowing independent thinkers to operate freely in a given situation. While their critical thinking can lead to innovative ideas, it also risks veering into actions that stray from theoretical principles. This unpredictability can complicate outcomes, showing the tension between thought and action.
King suggests that independent thinkers are not just theorists but may become proactive, often pursuing their own interpretations and solutions. This shift from thought to action means that controlling or guiding them can be difficult, emphasizing the balance needed between encouraging creativity and maintaining direction.
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