Every generation believes it is seeing the world as it is.
Geology teaches something stranger.
Much of what we see today was shaped by structures that existed long before today's landscape appeared.
The mountain inherits the corridor.
The basin inherits the boundary.
The fault inherits the weakness.
The resource inherits the pathway.
Even when the visible structure changes, something deeper often remains.
The Earth is full of inheritance.
Not inheritance of form.
Inheritance of influence.
The present is built upon frameworks that survived long enough to shape what followed.
Perhaps that is why some places keep returning.
Not because they refuse to change.
Because their influence survives the change.
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