We’re not running from tigers anymore. But we still build our societies as if danger lurks around every corner. Our brains cling to the familiar—even when it’s killing us—because fear feels safer than the unknown. This isn’t just a personal struggle. It’s a neurological loop that’s shaped civilizations, and it’s why we keep collapsing, generation after generation.

Reality is not a static container—it’s a living lattice of relationships. Every person is a node in this vast, dynamic network, and what...