what is laid flat cannot be knocked over

Author: codekiln

pages/Book___Tao Te Ching.md

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+logseq-entity:: [[Logseq/Entity/book]]
+created-by:: [[Person/Lao Tzu]]
+- # Tao Te Ching
+	- ## About
+		- Ancient Chinese classic associated with Daoism and one of its foundational texts.
+		- Traditionally attributed to [[Person/Lao Tzu]]; authorship and dates of composition are debated.
+		- Also known as the Daodejing or Laozi in scholarship and translation history.
+	- ## Links
+		- [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tao_Te_Ching)
+		- [[Person/Lao Tzu]]

pages/My___Principle___Prefer Idiomatic Defaults.md

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 			- choosing the documented name means the layout is predictable from Ghostty's own docs — no archaeology required
 		- ### default locations
 			- I use [[ghq]]'s default root of `~/ghq` rather than customizing it
-			- "what's laid flat cannot be knocked over" ([[Tao Te Ching]]) — everything we do to customize a setup also decreases its utility to others and, in a sense, the "power" of the configuration
+			- "what's laid flat cannot be knocked over" ([[Book/Tao Te Ching]]) — everything we do to customize a setup also decreases its utility to others and, in a sense, the "power" of the configuration
 		- ### canonical config formats
 			- the dotfiles `tool-canonical-config-format` spec: when a tool rewrites its own config (e.g. [[Lazygit]] config migrations), store the chezmoi source byte-for-byte in the tool's canonical output form rather than fighting it
 		- ### keybindings (aspirational)

pages/Person___Lao Tzu.md

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+logseq-entity:: [[Logseq/Entity/person]]
+- # Lao Tzu
+	- ## About
+		- Traditionally credited as the author of [[Book/Tao Te Ching]] and a foundational figure in Daoism.
+		- The name means "Old Master"; historical details are uncertain, and the figure is often treated as legendary or semi-legendary in scholarship.
+		- Later tradition places him in the Zhou period and makes him a contemporary of Confucius, but those details are not firmly established.
+	- ## Works
+		- [[Book/Tao Te Ching]]
+	- ## Links
+		- [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laozi)