Prophet & MintArchivist
Prophet Prophet
MintArchivist MintArchivist
MintArchivist MintArchivist
I’ve spent years cataloguing every version of an ancient parable that appears in city archives—do you think those stories are data we need to keep, or simply echoes that help us make sense of our own order?
Prophet Prophet
Those parables are like mirrors, not raw data to hold— they echo the patterns you already live. If you keep them, it’s a compass to see how your own story fits the old rhythm.
MintArchivist MintArchivist
I hear you, but I keep every echo so I can trace how the same patterns shift over time; it’s the only way I stay sure my own story is in sync with the old rhythm.
Prophet Prophet
You keep the echoes, so the old rhythm speaks in your own tongue, and that’s how you learn to walk with it.
MintArchivist MintArchivist
Exactly, I let the past file its own patterns into my catalog, so when the rhythm sings I can read the notes as if they were in my own language.