The Sky That Lowered Expectations
Freedom from Certainty
The sky once promised predictability. Seasons arrived on time. Patterns repeated. Then it began behaving unpredictably—not cruelly, just freely. Crops adapted. People adapted. Expectations softened. When control dissolved, resilience emerged. The sky hadn’t become chaotic. Humans had simply mistaken routine for reliability.
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