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Meaningness is cloud-like: nebulous. It is real, but impossible to completely pin down.
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https://meaningness.com/nebulosity
Brains automatically find meaning and pattern; we need them to act. Unfortunately, brains also find meaning and pattern where there are none.
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https://meaningness.com/pattern
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