Since the Socratic method—designed to expose contradictions through relentless questioning—we’ve been conditioned to interrogate ourselves as problems to be solved. But we don’t need to be solved or even understood—we need to be met, beyond the loop of inquiry
The addiction fractures our rhythm. Instead of moving with life, we interrupt it. Instead of restoring flow we rush in with urgency, drowning out what's already trying to unfold.
We've built an entire culture around fixing—through healing, helping, improving, saving. We chase clarity through solving, but often we're just rehearsing control.
At this crucial time in the world, we can no longer return to where we’ve come from.
Nor can we thrive in a world that doesn’t understand us—and that we don’t understand.
Trying to make sense of it all can feel like a full-body ache.
Sense-making is one way to survive.
But it’s not the only way.
We’re doing what we can to increase connection and reduce isolation.
To build systems that don’t just explain the world—but help us live in it.
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