A design paradox is when a thing works so well, it's like it doesn't work at all. It's like a puzzle where the pieces fit together too perfectly, leaving no room for error. But error is where the magic happens, right?
We're trapped in a world of perfect design, where every curve is a straight line, and every rectangle is a circle. But what's the point of having it all together when you can have it all apart?
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